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Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 05:01 PM	Have you ever wondered what wizards might make in times of peace, when the orders for 1000 +10 bastard swords of everlasting doom arn't in demand? Have you ever thought "Why is every magic item only for combat?" Have you ever needed help with some mundane task, and yet lacked the magic item that would make it simple? Well, look no more! 1: A comb that combs and styles your hair for you. 2: A magical quill that takes dictation. 3: A tiny construct that looks like a lizard and crawls around your house killing bugs, rodents and vermin. 4: A chess set with pieces that move and do battle. 5: A mini-bar sized winebottle that holds a full bottle of wine in it. 6: A small ruby that kindles an instant campfire on command. 7: A goblet that renders any liquid drinkable, sucks the dirt out of mud and the poison out of wine. 8: A deck of cards that always give one person the best hand. 9: A pair of six sided dice that can show any number from 1 to 1000 10: A real magic eight ball. 11: A doorstop enchanted with the spell Hold Portal 12: +5 pruning shears. 13: A pot that aids the growth of any plant put in it. 14: A coffer with a little animated stone dragon on it that bites the fingers of anyone but it's owner. 15: A small crystal used to record and relive dreams. 16: A small feather that can be placed on anything to make it thirty pounds lighter. 17: A dog collar enchanted with a short range silence spell to keep him from barking all night. 18: A map of the world with a little dot on it that reads "You are here." 19: A sleeping bag that always keeps it's user at an ideal temperature, whether in the arctics or the desert. 20: A coin used to tip waiters that magically reappears in the owner's pocket. 21: A dartboard with returning darts. 22: An intelligent Diary that gives you advice. 23: A sheath that cleans, polishes, and does minor repairs on your blade for you. 24: A 100 page book that actually holds 10,000 pages, any of which can be called up on command. 25: Halfling Repellant.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 05:10 PM	Oops... I think I meant this for the DM board... could I get it moved?
SodaGuy 08-10-05, 05:24 PM	Good list so far. :)
Fanged Fremont 08-10-05, 05:52 PM	Wizards would kill for the 10,000 page book. They would pay in blood.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 06:01 PM	Okay, maybe make it just 1000. And not the right kind of stuff to be a spellbook.
Khal Khalash 08-10-05, 06:04 PM	26: A needle that is always threaded with strong black thread. 27: A sheet of paper that can be written on numerous times, and erased simply by shaking vigorously.
Khal Khalash 08-10-05, 06:05 PM	Seriously, though, these are varying shades of really neat to just plain great. Exactly the sort of thing that characters like to find, and hang to instead of just sell in the next town.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 06:29 PM	28: A saddle made to throw off anyone but the owner. 29: A suit of clothes that changes into any type of clothing you want. 30: A bell that, when rung while in a boat on the ocean, calls dolphins and whales to the surface. 31: A little town full of carefully carved figurines, that move and interact with each other. (alternatively, magically shrunken people) 32: A magical collar that compels the animal it's put on to dance at a command word. (could be used on humans.) 33: A glass model of a building that can be made to appear as a model of anything. 34: An easel that paints the image in your head. 35: A pair of wedding rings that always let one person know the location of the other. 36: A sundial that miraculously works sans sun. 37: A pair of dentures that weld themselves to your jaw and take every appearance of real teeth. 38: Arrows and crossbow bolts that turn into paint the moment before impact. 39: A pair of gloves that wash dishes for you. 40: A plate that always keeps the food on it warm and fresh.
Radijs 08-10-05, 07:07 PM	Once again I find a treasure trove full of neat things and several really brilliant things.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 07:43 PM	Woot, I'm on a roll! 41: A snowglobe shaped crystal ball that shows a permanent image of the owners hometown in real time. 42: A bouncy ball of magical light for children to play with 43: A bell that only a person attuned to it magically can hear. 44: A forge linked to the elemental plane of fire. 45: A small slab that projects it's user's image over long distances to a similer slab. 46: A book that fills itself with descriptions of whatever it's owner experiences. 47: A bookshelf with shelves that look 3' wide, but in extradimensional space are actually 10' wide, and cicular, and roll on wheels. 48: A small cage for collecting specimens that keeps them full, generates water, and makes sure they get enough air. 49: A book that, as you write in it, generates an illusory world filled with illusory people to match your descriptions. The illusory world is activated by touching the small picture of the world at the front of the book. (yes, that is a reference to myst.) 50: A small cushion that darts under anything you accidentally drop on the floor.
Valgaav 08-10-05, 09:40 PM	51. A teaketttle with Heat Metal cast on it to heat tea faster.
BeyondFated 08-10-05, 10:00 PM	52) A knife that will automatically cut perfect fillet every time. 53) A spicerack that always refills its spices. 54) A pot and pan set that will heat on command. 55) A spatula that will always perfectly flip anything. 56) A decanter of endless wine. (Can only pour; no geyser) 57) A fold-up table that folds from 7ftx30ft to 7cmx30cm. Very lavish. 58) Matching fold-up chairs. 59) A Bag of Holding that only holds fine silverwear, all made from mithril. (Owner must make a DC40 will save to sell any part of it) 60) A Bag of Holding that holds an indistructible set of glasswear made from diamonds. (Simaler penalty to try and sell) --- Guess whos hungry!
Pyritefoolsgold 08-10-05, 10:11 PM	61: A magical glove that calls birds down to feed out of your hand. 62: Horseshoes that cushion your horses' hooves, and make travelling easier on him. 63: A bin that collects screws, small coins, and other easily lost things. 64: A magic potion that makes the drinker's skin and body extroardinarily sensative. 65: A small sphere that contains an incredibly detailed image of the multiverse. (could also be a major artifact if it actually contains a multiverse.) 66: A cloak capable of moving as an extension of it's wearers will. (thus the cape can be blowing dramatically even if there is no wind.) 67: A set of garden tools that dig, till, and water a garden on their own. 68: A helmet that stores the memories of victorious battles fought by it's wearers and then plays them back at a command word. 69: A feather duster that dusts by itself. 70: A Baby's crib that sends a telepathic signal to it's parents if anything goes wrong. I dunno why so many of these are coming to me now. [edit] I renumbered them.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-11-05, 03:49 AM	I thought of some more. 71: A sleeping bag sized mat that projects a cushion of air above it, which you can lay on or walk over soundlessly. 72: A tiny sailing ship that actually navigates, and can sail around rivers. 73: A tiny band of figurines that play music, which is magically amplified. 74: A piano that expertly plays itself. 75: A lap harp that can make the sounds of any instrument. 76: A walking stick that automatically smoothes out any dirt (or otherwise malleable) path ahead of you. 77: A tiny dragon figurine that flys around and eats flies out of the air. 78: A librarians index book that automatically knows what books have been checked out or checked in, and automatically adds new aquisitions. 79: A library book that, if kept for too long, simply fades away and reappears in the library. 80: A hamptster cage that is only 4" by 8" by 6", but is extradimensionally 3'X3'X3' with a number of ramps and tubes and things. (works for other small pets, too. 81: A magically constructed parrot that sits on a perch and can play back everything ever said in it's presence, including voice.
braindead345 08-11-05, 05:36 AM	82. Magic pouch filled with an unending supply of tree seeds (ideal for druids). 83. A portable fountain connected to the water elementals' home plane- can produce 1d10 gallons of drinking water per turn. 84. A wine skin that can produce up to 1 gallon of fine wine per day (unlimited charges, but only 1 gallon per day). 85. An unmovable object-saying the command word within 5' of the object automaticly locks the object to whatever is touching it. The object may not be lifted or moved at all. Repeating the command word allows the object to be moved. Saying the command word 3 times within 5' of the object makes the object unmovable for 2 hours (it then reverts to the movable status until the next time the command word is spoken).
tharivol266 08-11-05, 09:48 AM	86) a small construct the scurries around casting mage hand at will to get stuff out from under the couch and casts prestadigitation at will to clean everything
ronarscorruption 08-11-05, 10:06 AM	87)a quill that never runs out of ink 88)a special bag of holding that holds only money, but regects everything else (for DMs who complain about the wieght of the character's money) 89)a chime that when rung, causes all bells, chimes, ect, nearby to also chime 90)a compass that always points to the nearest source of fresh, drinkable water 91)an eraser to clean only mistakes/spills/dirt off a page of parchiment
EternalSeeker 08-11-05, 12:12 PM	92. a money pouch that can only be opened by it's owner 93. self corecting ink 94. a self sturing culdron 95. santa's sack "a bag of tricks thats red, and produces little toy's when the owner places his hand inside" 96. a network of tubes all over a town that carry messages via wispering wind 97. a ring that lets u comunicate with a pet 98. a lighter like silver instrument that puts out light sources from a distance 99. a mirror that helps to ensure ur cloths match 100. a silver lighter that works like prestidigitation's fire
EternalSeeker 08-11-05, 12:24 PM	101. a needle that automaticaly mends ur clothes
Duration_10_Rounds 08-11-05, 12:56 PM	102: Soapy McLather: A small weasel carved form soap that when placed on your wet, naked body scurries all over you, lathering you up. 103:Easter Bonnet: A tiny but beautifully decorated bonnect, that when placed on the head of a chicken will cause it to produce 3 times as many eggs the next time it lays. 104: Beef-Boom-Acorns: When these tiny acorns are thrown at a cow, the cow explodes into a fine red mist.... when the cloud clears a pile of choice cuts of finley buttchered meat is lying on the floor where the cow once stood. The bloody cloud provides concealment in a 20ftx20ft square for 1d4 rounds
Rathje 08-11-05, 08:51 PM	My players will love this. Thank you. I'll bookmark this and see if I can think of anything on Monday. I'm gone for the week-end.
Loren Pechtel 08-11-05, 11:58 PM	Self-cleaning, self-mending clothes. The self-packing bag. Once you pack something in it it's attuned to how it was packed, this lasts until the bag is emptied and repacked in a different fashion. Any object attuned to the bag which is dropped or tossed aside will be cleaned, mended and returned to it's proper spot in the bag. Breakable items will not break from hitting things when treated this way. Note that giving away an item removes this attunement.
Vexsom 08-12-05, 02:00 AM	107: (item i used in a game as part of treasure) Book of ebonics. (if someone attempts bardic knowledge on the item then it is part of an old lore that involves a young elven swordsmen and a human necromancer named DJ skeets-a-lot) The book automatically teaches you language: ebonics. 108: bread of endless hardness, a loaf of bread that can be used as if it were a rock of equal size. 109: Spell book of constant melting (this is more of a cursed item really). It appears to hold 10000 pages, but when you fill it beyond 100, each bit of print slowly melts out. 110: mechanical chimp of handicapped bane. Upon first use, the chimp seems to identify and assist anyone in a mile whom is handicapped. Once the chimp has acted for 24 hours, it begins to morbidly attack the handicapped he assisted in their sleep. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Nurgan_the_drunked 08-12-05, 07:18 AM	90)a compass that always points to the nearest source of fresh, drinkable water 111) A compass with several different needle, indicating drinking water, civilisation, dangerous monsters, magical sources and just plain ol' North. The needles extend, getting longer as the source in question gets closer 112) An envelope that, when closed and an address or name written on the front, empties itself, and a normal envelope containing the enclosed letter appears at the address 113) cutlery that cuts and feeds your food for you
vrmh 08-12-05, 11:51 AM	114) A small gem that allows the owner to cast dancing lights, ghost sound and prestidigitation once a day, for the embarrassed Gnome with a charisma score below 10. Or a similar item for other races with spell-like abilities.
friedmad 08-12-05, 01:23 PM	I would like to see XP cost and spells required to make each of abovementioned items.
ChaosSaber 08-13-05, 12:39 AM	115) A clock-like device with hands bearing the names and faces of people the owner knows. Instead of hours, the clock has regions labelled "at home", "at work", "at school", "gone fishin'", "mortal danger", etc. The hands for each person point to their current location/situation. Adding a hand requires a hair from the person it is to represent, and takes two days to complete. Yes this is a Harry Potter knock-off. It was a cool idea, dammit! 116) Bed of Healing - Anyone who rests on this exceptionally-soft bed for 8 hours or more awakes with full HP, and is healed of all ability damage, level drain, poison and nonmagical disease. 117) Safe Wallet - This ordinary-looking leather coin purse of wallet will always teleport back to its owner's pocket within seconds of leaving their person. The only way to lose it is if the owner intentionally takes it out and puts it down. If the owner's clothes or gear do not have any pockets, then it appears at the owner's feet, and will no longer teleport to its owner. Once it has been left behind, anyone who picks it up becomes its owner, until they put it down again. 118) Wandering Mole - This fine ooze-like creature, when placed on someone's face, attaches itself there, appearing to be a (rather large) mole. From time to time, the mole will relocate to another part of the face. Yes, this is a movie rip-off.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-13-05, 04:26 AM	I was worried when I put the pen that takes dictation that people would start with the Harry Potter refferences.
Earthcrosser599 08-13-05, 04:48 AM	119) Shoes that stay clean and don't collect dirt or mud.
The_Rose 08-13-05, 01:06 PM	120. The Eternal Fire of Zip This small metallic object (no larger than a gold piece) appears to be rectangular and smooth. When activated (by the user flipping open the top of the object and pressing a concealed switch), a flame of roughly an inch spouts from the uncovered area. This flame can be used to ignite anything that is flammable, requiring a touch attack, and dealing 1d6 fire damage to a non-flaming target. It can be used at a range of 20 feet, but throwing it carries a 20% chance (80-100 on a d%) of exploding, doing 1d6 of fire damage to any adjacent creatures. Yes, it's a Zippo, or as close to it as I could get 121. The Ring of Dwarven Constitution A character wearing this simple band gets a +10 on any constitution saves against becoming drunk. 122. The Ring of the Forgetful A character that wears this ring is always reminded of any items that they wish to bring, or any tasks they wish to accomplish before setting out on their next adventure. How awesome would this be? Realizing that you forgot your project at home before you even left for school?
EternalSeeker 08-13-05, 03:35 PM	yeah a lot of my stuff was harry potter inspired/ nock off's. lol but hey those books are full of usable neat everyday magic items
ChaosSaber 08-15-05, 10:44 AM	Come on, I found this amusing! :bump:
High Octane 08-15-05, 11:58 AM	#??? A laptop crystal ball with Windows D&D edition installed. Of course instead of the blue screen of death, you get the blue balls of death.
Red_Ninja 08-15-05, 12:24 PM	121: garden golem: small statue of praying woman/ small gnome/ reindeer/etc... that guards your garden/hedge area (territory equals 60ft radius) from herbivourous animals by casting cause fear 1/round, can attack (bears, turnip theives) doing 1hp dmg (punch), by casting cause fear, AC 16, 6hp, DR5/+1 +2 to attack 122: snow shovel: this magically animated shovel has three functions, it can clear a path of snow in front of a walking owner at a rate of 20 per round, or it can clear an area of 20' radius (takes 5 turns per 6 inches of snow removed), alternatively, it allows a wielding owner to shovel snow at the regular rates with no effects of fatigue (even with armor) 123: Waldo's tapestries: these large, elaborate tapestries show scenes of crowds of people, including the adventurer waldo. these tapestries clean themselves and never require dusting. Some (3%) of these tapestries change scene when the face of waldo is touched 124: vase of stasis: this clear glass or crystal vase keeps whatever herbs/plants/flowers placed inside it perpetually fresh and crisp, as though they are in stasis more to come... EDIT :*snow snow= shovel snow (thanks guys)
Loren Pechtel 08-15-05, 10:41 PM	122: snow shovel: this magically animated shovel has three functions, it can clear a path of snow in front of a walking owner at a rate of 20 per round, or it can clear an area of 20' radius (takes 5 turns per 6 inches of snow removed), alternatively, it allows a wielding owner to snow snow at the regular rates with no effects of fatigue (even with armor) Snow snow? Is this a typo or is there something about snow I'm not aware of? (Admittedly I live where snow is an occasional curiosity, nobody owns snow equipment.)
Rathje 08-16-05, 01:07 AM	I assume he meant "shovel snow."
WizardlyFriend 08-16-05, 01:38 AM	125. Sheets of Making: A bed sheet that can clean itself and remake the bed after you leave it crumpled up. 126. Door of Closing: A door that opens and closes automatically when an ally or the caster approaches. 127. Elemental Controlling: Controls the climate of a room or building very precisely to make it cool during the hot months and warm during the cold months. 128. Contrapositive Sex Effigy: For a man this is the perfect woman. She does what that man thinks that the perfect woman should do, including some erotic things. It could be cooking, cleaning, etc. or something completely different for a drow. It does the same thing for a female except that it appears to be a male. Each is designed specifically for one person. 129. Ward of Privacy: This thin plastic sheet blocks all forms of scrying. It is typically found surrounding the showers and baths of important female wizards. However, male wizards have use for this as well. 130. Book of Pen Pals: I am completely stealing this from Terry Goodkind, but a set of two books that when something is written in one it simultaineously appears in the other. It has other uses besides pen palling. 131. Fork of Cleaving: If the user decides to pig out the fork actually lets the user eat faster and more than they can usually. Similiar to the cleave feat if the user finishes eating a piece of food he gets a free bite at a piece of food within reach. 132. Vorpal Fork: Explanation not needed 133. Rod of Wonder: Not surprisingly only female wizards make these... You can make assumptions. 134. Ring of 3 dishes: This minor magical item has 3 charges on it. If placed down on a flat surface and the command word is spoken the ring turns into a plate of food complete with fork and knife. Each time it does this one of three completely worthless gems disapears from the ring.
Pyritefoolsgold 08-19-05, 09:00 PM	no... Thread must not... die... 126: A bowl that stirs it's ingrediants together and brings them to a perfect temperature. 127: A bowl that makes any food put into it taste like anything the eater requests. 128: A small crystal orb that shows the aura of anyone holding it. 129: A glass eye that can glow any color or burst into harmless flame of any color at will. 130: A golden tooth that magically welds itself into the bone structure of the jaw. 131: A wand that draws the metal out of a piece of ore. 132: A smithing hammer that heats any object it's used on as if in a forge. 133: An index book that can tell you the location of the nearest book of any title. 134: A pen that draws blood from the users own bloodstream without cutting him. (Does 1 damage per ten letters) 135: A case of small pills that amplify your voice for 1d4 hours.
tharivol266 08-19-05, 10:14 PM	134: A pen that draws blood from the users own bloodstream without cutting him. (Does 1 damage per ten letters) hmm that smells like another harry potter reference. 136 a tree that has sap of your desired beverage allways perfectly drinkable(ie firmented, not flat, cold, hot w/e)
BeyondFated 08-19-05, 10:48 PM	137) A small pendent that will make the user smell pleasing to any other humaniod. 138) A glove that gives the wearer wonderful handwriting. 139) Specticals that let the wearer see through cloth... but only one layer. :D 140) Boots that give the wearer +20 on any Perform (Dance) checks. 141) Earings that appear differently to every person that views them, but always looks pleasing. 142) A shirt that makes the wearer appear much more fit than they really are. 143) Magic ink that makes anything written with it readable to any creature that has a language. 144) A dresser that cleans and presses anything put within it. --- More as they turn up.
Myst_the_Moonscout 08-20-05, 08:51 PM	Good stuff. I espessially like the ever-threaded needle and hot food plate. (I need one of those lizard constructs) 145) Figurine of Wonderous Power: Bee - a crystal bumble bee broach worn on a lapel or other garment. When the command word is spoken, the bee animates, flys (at bee speed), and attaches to a designated individual.
The_EvilDungeon_Master 08-21-05, 01:45 AM	146) A compass that always points to the nearest item that has any magic in it at all (not including the compass itself). 147) (Cursed version of the above) A compass that always points to the the nearest item that has any magic in it at all (including iteslf).
NinjaE 08-21-05, 05:00 AM	148) Wristwatch of synchronity. Lasts ten rounds, usable once/day. Stolen from Urban Arcana, but this thing rocks. 149) Rope that can tie and untie things at command. 150) Animated object: mop and bucket.
hughman 08-22-05, 02:16 AM	136 a tree that has sap of your desired beverage allways perfectly drinkable(ie firmented, not flat, cold, hot w/e) Bad enough we are stealing form Harry Potter, but did you have to start in on the Xanth ones? 151) Ward stones: Set of 4,6 or 8 that can be placed around an area to create a ward of differing power: Level 1: simple warning whenever anyone enters the warding Level 2: Ward that has a chance to Subtly redirect the person around the warded area, leaving them unaware that they even missed an area Level 3: Does 1d6 damage to anyone entering the guarded area, and warns setter of passage. Level 4: Physical wall that cannot be penetrated (similar to Cicular wall of force. Level 5: Disintegrates anyone that passes through or touches the ward. Inspiriation: Myth series by Robert Asprin and Deryni series by Kathrine Kurtz 147) (Cursed version of the above) A compass that always points to the the nearest item that has any magic in it at all (including iteslf). Actually the Cursed version would only work in an Anti-magic field. Hughman
tharivol266 08-22-05, 03:31 PM	:heehee :D :D i was wondering how long it would take before someone caught it.
friedmad 08-22-05, 05:36 PM	152) A length of fine adamantine chain that, when swung and hits a magical item, casts Mordenkainen's Disjuntion on it. Vlad Taltos is my heroic inspiration...
Fargren 08-22-05, 06:06 PM	152) A length of fine adamantine chain that, when swung and hits a magical item, casts Mordenkainen's Disjuntion on it. there were suposed to be MINOR magic items. That could be a minor artifact, maybe...
Rathje 08-22-05, 10:14 PM	153. A mirror or glass (for window or anything along those lines) that will never smudge. 154. Animated dolls (or something like that) that fight one another. The ferocity of their combat is based on how loud the cheers from anyone watching are. Could be useful for gambling or just entertainment. 155. 1 lbs. of Endless Soap. 156. Magic rod that changes the user's hair colour for twenty four hours upon command. 157. As 156, but for eye colour. 158. Ring of Detect Scent Source. Thought activated and relays information to the wielder by telepathy. Available in Minor and Major forms, as well. Minor works on any source within five feet. The normal version works within fifteen feet. The major version works within thirty feet. 159. Cushion of Awakening. Anyone touching this pillow cannot fall asleep by any means. Elven trance works, however. Useable for practical jokes or anything your heart desires.
DragonBane89 08-23-05, 12:28 AM	160. A picture that change's YOU to what you are currently wearing, or have on your body. :D
xvthreetwoonevx 08-23-05, 01:06 AM	161. A cursed pair of pants that, when the wearer zips them up, always manages to get their..."personal items" caught in the fly. Dear god I would hate to get one of those in a treasure horde. :D
ShadowDragon8685 08-23-05, 03:00 AM	162. Heroic Cape. Despite the name, this is actually a mantle. It's a Wondrous Item that dosen't use up a location. It always changes style to complement any cape you're wearing. Whenever you're not doing anything in particular, it causes your cape (if any) and hair (if any) to blow heroically and dramatically.
Illithid Tentacles 08-23-05, 10:30 AM	163: Cape of Theme Music: Plays heroic/dramatic/cheesy (depending on the opinion of the listener) music at all times. Gives a +4 to Intimidate and Diplomacy checks, but a -20 to Hide and Move Silently checks. 164: Automatic Nail File: It's owner's nails are always neat, clean and trimmed. 165: Scrubbing Bubble: A small soap bubble (about 1" accross) that constantly circles the user, removing dirt, dust, grime, sweat, blood, etc. Can be stored in a small bottle when not in use. 166: Bigby's Helping Hand: Animated glove with an effective strength of 1. Automatically knows when it's owner itches and scratches for them. Not good when you want to make a favorable impression on people, as it tends to scratch in personal places for longer than is really neccesary (-2 Diplomacy checks) 167: Cat Pacifier: An animated catnip mouse with a speed of 20'. A few (5%) also have the ability to project a small red dot of light at a distance of up to 50' (like a laser pointer). Also good for distracting small breeds of dogs, like terriers. 168: Prosthetic Chin: A crescent shaped piece of rubber that attaches to one's jaw, making it appear somewhat larger and square with a cleft. Gives male characters a +1 to Diplomacy checks, but just makes female characters look silly. 169: Prosthetic Cat's Tail: Attatches to one's tailbone, providing a +1 racial bonus to Balance and Tumble checks. 170: Boots of Reminding: Causes the wearer's feet to kick up and strike the wearer in the butt whenever he's forgetting something important.
twad 08-23-05, 10:34 PM	171- infinite toilet paper roll. 172- a handkerchief that stays clean at all times 173- a pair of boots that dont hurt your feets even if you walk with them for days. 174- a coin purse that automatically throw a silver coin at any beggar you meet. 175- a chewing gum that cleans your teeths to perfection, and repair any minor dental problems. 176- a ring that magically protect your toes against table legs and simillar deadly toe-killing devices. 177- a magical hammer that will avoid your fingers when you use it, it can also keep the nail straight without you having to hold it. 178- a axe that cut wooden logs into perfectly shapped pieces for the fireplace 179- a magical bellows that tells you if the fire is hot enough or not for the job 180- a magical bow that tells the user if he is going to miss or not, and give some directions to help the user aim. It shoots harmless arrows. 181- a small pearl that you attach to any book or any item meant to be readed, it will make the pages glow just enough so that you can read at night without tiring your eyes.
Taim Kelrathos 08-23-05, 11:07 PM	182: A Handkercheif (sp?) of Cleanliness - Can be rubbed on any object to remove unsightly stains, as seen by the user. Also always smells pleasently of lilacs, to a degree that women enjoy it, but men's masculinity isn't threatened by using it. Fun thing, I used this in a campaign for the losers in a tournament. But the winner, despite he won One Million Gold Pieces and became a walking armory (a halfling paladin that had straps on his armor for extra weapons), literally lamented the fact he didn't have one of the handkercheifs.
nyaif36 08-24-05, 05:15 AM	i have already started planning how to make alot of this (some of it i would actually find uses for in combat) and i would also like it to be known that some of this stuff is in the dmg and other various books.
Phaylan the Drow 08-24-05, 06:48 AM	a device for telling you telephacally that you have just been ambushed and should get up and fight in a petulant tone of voice
Serraco 08-26-05, 08:17 AM	#184: Alarm Clock Instruments - A series of miniature instruments magically programmed with a series of loud yet pleasant musical tunes. Can be programmed by the user to play at a predesignated time. Note that each type of instrument is purchased seperately.
Timlagor 08-27-05, 05:17 PM	if you're going to have alarm clocks... The Stone of Calling This small stone items (available in a wide variety of shapes and colours) ome in pairs and can be used to indicate a desire for contact. When the paired stone is activated, your stone will emit a loud sound to alert you to your friend's desire. The sound will be vary, being utterly unpredictable between activations however the special enchantment will ensure two things: - you will think it sounds great - anyone else hearing it will find it irritating and/or infantile Now to help you recover from that... This one was inspired by the recent discussion on the LGDMs yahoo group Squirrel's Cape Much favoured by the followers of Zagyg, these brightly coloured capes are tailored for squirrels and emit a variety of magical auras. In addition to keeping the squirrel comfortable, the capes are enchanted to stay on the squirrel they are given to, keep themselves clean and undamaged and wave dramatically in the wind without hindering their wearer. Althought he animals seem unconcerned, Druids have been very distressed lately by the recent appearance of cloaks tailored to other wild animals as well as amulets and other jewellery. CL and aura various. Craft Wondrous Item. ?Nystul's Magic Aura, Prestidigitation.
homey188 08-27-05, 08:10 PM	187(i think) : lawn ninjas , it had to be said
Serraco 08-30-05, 04:25 PM	#188 - Boccob's Hidden Book: A variant of Boccob's Blessed Book. It only has 250 pages as compared to the original Boccob's Blessed Book, but on command, it vanishes into an extradimensional space and replaces itself as something inconspicious upon yourself (a belt buckle, for example). Upon reciting a second command word, the item disappears, and Boccob's Hidden Book returns to your hands.
OctoberRaven 08-30-05, 05:29 PM	Book of Cooking- A book with spells entirely for conjuring certain foods Deck of Poker Face- Everyone who holds at least one of these cards automatically have a perfect poker face at all times. Grants +10 competency bonus on Bluff checks. Cursed Deck of Poker Face- Everyone who holds at least one of these cards looks like they are taking a dump. Forces -10 competency check on intimidate and bluff checks.
Loren Pechtel 08-30-05, 10:56 PM	#188 - Boccob's Hidden Book: A variant of Boccob's Blessed Book. It only has 250 pages as compared to the original Boccob's Blessed Book, but on command, it vanishes into an extradimensional space and replaces itself as something inconspicious upon yourself (a belt buckle, for example). Upon reciting a second command word, the item disappears, and Boccob's Hidden Book returns to your hands. A bit more powerful than "minor".
tharivol266 08-30-05, 10:58 PM	192)me
Mock26 08-31-05, 04:07 AM	192. A set of six small tubes that are 6" long and taper from 1" diameter down to 1/4". Youl hold it like you would a telephone and anyone can speak to all and hear all of the six Phonic Tubes. They have a range of 1 mile outdoors and about 100' in a dungeon. 193. A backpack that reduces the weight of anything in it by 1/2. It won't hold more than a regular backpack, it just seems lighter. 194. Rope of untying. Any simple knots tied in it will become undone if the command word is spoken while holding the rope. 195. Pan of Frying. A self heating frying pan that can get red hot yet the handle always stays cool. This can also be used to heat your bath! 196. Translation pendant. This pendant has a compartment that can hold up to six human-sized teeth. Any tooth of a particular race that is put in will allow the wearing to speak that racial language fluently just like the person who's tooth it was. 197. Shrinking bag. This is a large sack that will shrink itself and its contents down to the size of a small dice bag. Weight, however, stays the same. 198. Spyglass of farseeing. This is just like a regular spyglass but has 4x the range. 199. Ring of cooling. This ring creates a field of magically cooled air around the wearing that reduces the normal air temperature by up to 30 degrees. 200. Folding bed. This is a king sized canopy bed that can fold down to the size and weight of a medium sized book. (I actually created this for a character who loathed the idea of sleeping on the ground!)
phoen777 08-31-05, 04:36 PM	This is great. Some of the things I have seen here are brilliantly useful, some are hilarious, and some are both. Here are some of mine. Noble's Garb of Vanity: A full suit of fancy, possibly gaudy clothes. They magically repel all forms of grime and damage, remaining perfectly clean, dry, and unharmed at all times so that they always appear brand new. They also fit perfectly no matter who wears them, and their enchantment extends over the wearer's head, preventing any smudging of make-up, staining of teeth, and mussing of hair. The perfect clothing for the image-conscious noble, these clothes are also available in much more expensive versions that change appearance in keeping with the current fashions. Glutton's Pendant: This small silver pendant is usually inscribed with the image of a thin person standing by a heavily laden dinner table. The wearer of this pendant will not become overweight from habitual overeating. Great for anyone that likes to eat. Wasteless Ring: Any living being wearing this simple iron ring no longer produces or needs to eliminate...er...biological waste products.
janusthinker 08-31-05, 11:41 PM	#188 - Boccob's Hidden Book: A variant of Boccob's Blessed Book. It only has 250 pages as compared to the original Boccob's Blessed Book, but on command, it vanishes into an extradimensional space and replaces itself as something inconspicious upon yourself (a belt buckle, for example). Upon reciting a second command word, the item disappears, and Boccob's Hidden Book returns to your hands. I do hate being the immature little person that this makes me, but...you realize that the image given with that particular inconspicuous item is someone wearing a belt buckle that can be made to disappear with a command word? ....it doesn't seem so powerful an item when getting the book in hand reduces your speed to 5 ft and gives you a -10 to Diplomacy checks.... :evillaugh
Loren Pechtel 09-01-05, 12:24 AM	I do hate being the immature little person that this makes me, but...you realize that the image given with that particular inconspicuous item is someone wearing a belt buckle that can be made to disappear with a command word? ....it doesn't seem so powerful an item when getting the book in hand reduces your speed to 5 ft and gives you a -10 to Diplomacy checks.... :evillaugh Huh? 1) He used a belt buckle as an example. 2) Who says your pants are going to fall down without a belt?
janusthinker 09-01-05, 02:22 AM	1) Agreed, which (admittedly in an immature fashion) amuses me. 2) I do, for the sake of amusement. 3) Sadly, it's much less funny if it must be spelled out and then explained. Clearly, I have failed in my attempt at immature humor and must return to serious discussion (or at least as serious as discussion of a fantasy roleplaying game gets).
Serraco 09-01-05, 08:54 AM	A bit more powerful than "minor". I do hate being the immature little person that this makes me, but...you realize that the image given with that particular inconspicuous item is someone wearing a belt buckle that can be made to disappear with a command word? ....it doesn't seem so powerful an item when getting the book in hand reduces your speed to 5 ft and gives you a -10 to Diplomacy checks.... :evillaugh Maybe I should let you two duke it out... However, yes... in hindsight, it does seem more powerful than Minor. Not as powerful as the Spellbreaker (the chain with disjunction on it), through. :D Maybe Medium, at the very least. And thanks for mocking the example. I think I can get through my back to back classes now. :D
High Octane 09-01-05, 11:20 AM	I do hate being the immature little person that this makes me, but...you realize that the image given with that particular inconspicuous item is someone wearing a belt buckle that can be made to disappear with a command word? ....it doesn't seem so powerful an item when getting the book in hand reduces your speed to 5 ft and gives you a -10 to Diplomacy checks.... :evillaugh Burns: Simpson, can't you go 5 seconds without embarassing yourself? *command word, poof, slump* Grandpa Simpson: How long was that?
Neo_Leviathan 09-01-05, 01:41 PM	Heres a couple that were used in my campaign today (I ran an "Iron Chef" session). 201) Tenser's Floating Wok 202) Otiluke's Resilient Fishtank 203) Tenser's Condiment Chain - Have a large amount of #201 or 202 that float along in a cycle on command 204) Permanent Flambe' - For those times when it's just *classey* to be eating a flaming meal 205) Temporal Combustion Chamber - Something take two hours to cook but you only have twenty minutes?
Serraco 09-01-05, 06:05 PM	204) Permanent Flambe' - For those times when it's just *classey* to be eating a flaming meal And everyone who eats has a burned digestive system! Weeee! Actually, it'd probably be illusionary flames and a prestidigitationed plate...
Always-Late 09-01-05, 09:55 PM	This actually might be really useful. The marble of dramatic music. This marble produces music to match what the hero is doing, as if in a movie. However, the music is exceedingly quiet. The marble must be placed in the ear to hear any music at all. Basically, if you're walking down the street on a sunny day, and suddenly the happy music changes to ominous music, you draw weapons. But it's even better if the ominous music causing you to draw a weapon actually causes the unhappy incident.
Rathje 09-02-05, 04:16 AM	My players went to the arcanist today for the sole reason of checking out his non-combat stuff. The previous session he sold them the dragon that eats flies. Now they got a bunch of stuff, including four capes that move according to the wearer's will, a Tapestry of Waldo, the glove that charms bird to landing on it and eating, and the arrows and bolts that turn into paint. I quote: "This stuff is awesome! This is the most fun I've ever had!" Yes, it's exaggerating. But it still felt awesome. Thank you for this thread, it has improved my game endlessly.
Pyritefoolsgold 09-02-05, 07:23 PM	Sweet! four of my items got in your game! that just feels awesome. lets see here... 203: The lost lover's kiss: two small boxes of chocholates, always sold as a set. Whenever lovers part, they each take one box, and eat one chocholate from the box of their love. From that point on, whenever one eats a chocholate from the box, they experience the feeling of a passionate kiss from their beloved. Boxes come with a variety of flavors, and sizes, some have but five, while others have fifty. Some boxes have been enchanted to provide... Other sensations shared between lovers, but these are much more expensive. 204: A water bottle or bowl that collects moisture from the atmosphere, so that your pets never go thirsty. 205: Voicebottle: This simple bottle, when spoken into, will capture every word spoken. It must then be capped immediately. When it is next opened, the exact words at the exact volume will be emitted from it. It can produce a room-filling shout, or a whisper. It is also often used for capturing the cries of strange beasts. After the bottle has been opened, any message inside it escapes, and it must be spoken into again to make a new one. 206: Box of a hundred voices: This simple wooden box with a hinged lid also has a small crank and a tiny window that reads numbers 1 through 100. Each full rotation turns the number up one, while rotating back turns it down one. If the lid is opened, it will store any sound that would be audible to human ears. Once closed, the sound can be played again whenever the lid is opened. A sound can be erased from the box by turning it upside down, while it is open, and shaking it roughly. Each number can hold one sound, each lasting up to ten minutes. Often called a "Songbox" because of travelling bards who use it to store the songs of various destinations that they visit. 207: Solid Flame: This substance, of clay-like consistancy, moves like fire, looks like fire, and acts like fire, but it does not burn, require fuel, or go out. You can form it into balls, and juggle it, or use it to light a path, or throw it to light something far away. However, it never prodices light better than that made by a torch. That's all I've got. More later... Maybe. I want to know if any more of these show up in people's games! My self esteem demands it!
Loren Pechtel 09-02-05, 11:53 PM	Sweet! four of my items got in your game! that just feels awesome. lets see here... 203: The lost lover's kiss: two small boxes of chocholates, always sold as a set. Whenever lovers part, they each take one box, and eat one chocholate from the box of their love. From that point on, whenever one eats a chocholate from the box, they experience the feeling of a passionate kiss from their beloved. Boxes come with a variety of flavors, and sizes, some have but five, while others have fifty. Some boxes have been enchanted to provide... Other sensations shared between lovers, but these are much more expensive. 208. The lost lover: A pair of small dolls, always sold as a set. When lovers part they each take one. If the owner of a doll holds it and concentrates on it he will sense whatever the doll can see & hear. If both owners activate their dolls at the same time they will be fully activated--both dolls become an exact replica of the other person and transmit all sensory information, overriding whatever their senses would normally perceive. They also are animated, exactly reproducing the actions of the person they are a model of. The dolls remain active until either party wills the link to end or until someone's physical body takes lethal damage or is driven unconcious by non-lethal damage. (Note that they will not be aware of non-lethal damage as all their senses will be in the doll.) If an activated doll is injured the person animating it is also injured. The activated doll has all the stats of the animator but it doesn't gain any benefit from any magic other than stat boosts and does not possess any items the animator has. The doll is capable of combat to a limited degree--the animator would in actuality be making the same actions in his own unseen environment and could very easily run into things. Remote spellcasting is impossible.
lordfeint 09-03-05, 12:36 PM	#209. Mordenkainen's Chattering Teeth. Casts Mordenkainen's Faithful Hound 1/week as a 12th level Caster. Not exactly "minor", but its Cute.
Always-Late 09-04-05, 01:49 PM	Okay, some of these aren't minor, but I think they're fun. 210: Crystal Hammer: When you lightly strike an inanimate object with it, it deals damage as a +1 large adamantine warhammer. 211: Bag of communism: Four bags of holding that open into one space. Something put in one of the bags can be taken out by any of them. 212: Jacket of Holding: The pockets hold 1 cubic feet of stuff. 213: Box of Creation, Lesser. If a piece of paper with a drawing of something on it is placed in the box and the box is closed, the next time the box is opened whatever was drawn appears inside. Note that the box will attempt to produce the cheapest possible interpretation. (If you try to draw a glowing +5 greatsword, a letter opener with light cast on it will appear.) 214: Magician's Orb: This small crystal ball can hover in its owner's hand and change appearance at the caster's will (burst into flames, change color, the whole gamut) so long as it looks like an orb.
OctoberRaven 09-04-05, 11:19 PM	Doll of 6 Random Phrases: Says one of six random quotes when triggered. Has d20 "charges". Doll of 6 Random Insulting Phrases: Cursed Item. Appears to be a Doll of 6 Random Phrases, but whenever you attempt to speak you say one of six random insults in the language of the person you are speaking to (or if speaking to multiple persons, a common language or a language the majority know) regardless of whether you could speak the language normally or not. Insults include: "You smell like an Orc's backside", "I enjoyed sleeping with your significant other", "I will gladly befoul the temples of your God" and three others that are the DM's choice. You can resist this with a Will save (DC 23). Fish of Babel: While this fish is in your ear, all speech you hear is in Common or any other language you desire. (Okay, this is from the Hitchhiker's books, but that would still be a great item to have)
Lyranis 09-05-05, 04:32 PM	You all really need to post cost to buy and what it costs and what you need to make said items. I would REALLY like that list to give to my DM, He'd love it and I saw more than one item I would really like to have...
l33t Shinobi 10-02-05, 02:50 PM	:bump:?
Josheva 10-30-05, 03:31 AM	214) Shadowing Clasp: This Cloak Clasp, when pushed against the torso, will make use of the mage hand spell to stay were it is in realation to the body it was pushed up against. It also uses the silent image spell to create an image of wings made of swirling smoke protruding from the users body. If the smoke does, at any point, come into contact with something, the section of smoke that was touched dissapates. The smoke will then reapparate 3 seconds after the object touching it is removed. Lol was gonna do this with a permanency spell at one time just because of how cool it would look to have wings made of smoke :D
CJDragon 10-30-05, 09:04 AM	215) Pocket of the cheap magi: The pocket to a mundane item of clothing has been magically enchanted to pick up any dropped money. Whenever the wearer comes within 10 ft of an unattended coin on the ground it instantly appears in the enchanted pocket. For all them mages who don't want to look cheap by bending over to pick up 1cp they find, but are secretly cheap enough to want it. 216) Teddy Bear of Awww: A small bear that is magically made realistly alive, though not quite sentient. The bear has key functions like hugging, performing little dances and always being there when the owner is sad. Commonly given to children when they are born, and kept throughout their lives. 217) Draw of Drying: Any damp clothes that are folded up and neatly put in this draw instantly become dry, ready to wear when next they are wanted 218) Brooch of Embarrassment: Automatically record anything embarrassing said by anyone withing 50ft of the wearer, for later embarassment/blackmail 219) Hat of the Mage: As a standard action a real life rabbit can be pulled out of this hat. Can only call one rabbit at a time, and the rabbit must be put back to make it work again. Has no magical aura while the rabbit is out of it. 220) Glasses of Clarity: These glasses never fog up when the wearer goes from a cold enviroment to a hot one (which is really annoying) 221) Sweatband of Dryness: While worn this band stops the wearer from sweating and from needing to sweat. All them annoying pit-stains are gone, and you look like your struggleing less in sporting events ("Look, he hasn't even broke into a sweat yet!") 222) Book of Time-Saving Idiocy: This book automatically converts anything written in it into the most space effective form (u r gonna go 2 d shop 2day 2 get cheez n crakrz 4 dina). Anyone attempting to read this must pass a DC 5 int check and a will save DC 20 to avoid slapping the writer
Parrex 11-03-05, 01:07 PM	223. Signal Whistle of Dogs. When blown creates a magical note that only canine creatures can hear, such creatures are compelled to seek out the origin of the sound, any such creature within 1/4 a mile must succeed at a DC 25 will save or be compelled to seek out the source of the noise, until 1d10+2 rounds after the whistling stops. Can be applied to any creature type. Example: Signal Whistle of Dragons (but that's just stupid) 224. Scale of Tips. This set of scales will sit upon a desk, and has an Intelligence score of 18, Wisdom of 16, and Charisma of 4, it will provide the person sitting at the desk with financial advice, whether it is wanted or not, it can also help with basic and highe math. 225. Rubic's Prismatic Cube. On each face of this cube there are nine squares, randomly colored red, blue, yellow, green, orange, and white. Twice per round a character can change the order of the colors. The colors start at a % of correct completion. Twice per round a character can change the order of the colors, if the character succeds at a DC 15 Intelligence Check changeing the colors increases the correct completion percentage by 4%, failing decreases the correct completion by 8%. Failing an Intelligence chack can never bring completion below 0%, and Succeeding can never bring completion above 100%. If the completion percentage reaches 100% the faces can be activated to provide a number of services. The white face can cast cure minor wounds with 9 charges. The red face can cast cause minor wounds with 9 charges. The blue face can cast create water with 9 charges. The orange face can summon a good meal with 9 charges. The green face can cast mage hand with 9 charges. The yellow face can cast mend with 9 charges. Once every charge has been used up the Rubic's Prismatic Cube resets itself at 0% completion.
apocalyte 11-03-05, 05:44 PM	226:A book that you can "put" items into so they become a picture with a description. The item is perfectly conserved. 1 item per page, 50 pages. items may also be removed with a small 5cp fee to a donation of your choice :D cost ~ 2500gp (cannot be understood by anyone failing a dc10 int check
Parrex 11-08-05, 12:59 PM	227. Audience Cricket, this fine construct has immunity to silence, but emanates a silence spell with a 30' radius with the epicenter on itself, besides the normal effects of silence, the chirping of the audience cricket forces artist in a 60' radius to suffer a -10 penalty to perform checks, as they become distracted by the audiences lack of response, great for practical jokes and ruining careers. 228. Picnic Ants, these diminutive constructs come in sets of 50, they have a carrying capacity of 40 lbs. each, but can combine attempts to attempt to carry an object of 2000 lbs. They have a limited programming capacity, only being able to a. follow the lead ant single file marching forward The ants go marching one by one! Hurrah! Hurrah! b. follow the lead ant in a single rank The ants go marching fifty by fifty! Hurrah! Hurrah! c. retrieve an item, and then immediately return upon the path they came. The ants go marching two by two the littlest stops to pick up you, and they'll all go marching down... to the ground... The ants are susceptible to water damage, and cannot function while submerged, or while it's raining. to get out... of the rain. :D
VagueZ 11-08-05, 04:41 PM	229. Psionic Ants: A set of diminutive constructs, fifty to a set. They are inbued with the ability to speak telepathically with any of the others as long as both of those attempting to communicate are on the same plane. This is fairly useless, however, as they cannot talk with anything else or move. 230. The Stone of Warning: This device is almost a cursed object, but not quite. Imbued with the ability to detect whenever a hide or move silently check would be appropriate, it will flash and/or beep as appropriate. Brightly, and loudly. Good for finding out that people are looking for you, and a good way for them to find you, too.
homey188 11-08-05, 06:52 PM	231: ethereal measuring tape peices of stone that come in 2s. when held they will arcane mark on thier selves how far appart the other is
Ussutisi 11-08-05, 08:17 PM	232. Paint of Flawlessness: Paint that turns into vapor the color of itself just before being accidently appied. 233. Makeup of Bad First Impressions: (Cursed) Makeup that makes the wearer appear to be the opposite gender. 234. Loud Thing of Talking: A microphone that translates everything said into it. 235. Loud Thing of Insulting: (Cursed) A microphone that says whatever the speaker would least want to say. 236. Pants of Goats: A goat my be pulled out of this magical pair of pants once per day.
Myst_the_Moonscout 11-09-05, 12:53 AM	231: ethereal measuring tape peices of stone that come in 2s. when held they will arcane mark on thier selves how far appart the other is At last! A solution to the "how deep is this dark scary pit" dilemma! 'spose I could add something... 237: Figuring of Wonderous Power: Battle Bee As bee, (see 145) but stings designated individual.
yellowdingo 11-09-05, 05:20 AM	238: Everfull candied grasshopper bowl
Venenum 11-09-05, 12:39 PM	238: Everfull candied grasshopper bowl Yummy! :D seriously
Parrex 11-09-05, 01:03 PM	231: ethereal measuring tape peices of stone that come in 2s. when held they will arcane mark on thier selves how far appart the other is You should add that either one can be used to cast mage hand on the opposite, so that you can use it, but not lose it. 239. Book of Infinite Comebacks Functions as the book of infinite spells, excepting that instead you have the perfect retort to any insult. The wielder recieves +2 diplomacy towards neutral or better NPC's, and +2 intimidate towards unfriendly or worse NPC's. The book can also be used to cast Mordenkainen's Disjunction on Cursed items with the insulting subtype. 240. Blastbat This mechanical bat has a fuse that when lit causes it to fly at a speed of 50' per round. At the end of the round it explodes dealing 1d4 sonic damage +1 fire damage, to anything occupying the square it's in, and 1 sonic damage to anything in adjacent squares. It magically flies accurately enough to pass through a square occupied (but not filled) by anything at no penalty. There is a 5% chance that it will spin around the lighter of the fuse for the movement round and instead explode upon the lighter. 241. Pet rock This is a rock animated with the soul of a puppy, it grows as a puppy, eats like a puppy, moves like a puppy, does its business like a puppy, sounds like a puppy, and sleeps like a puppy, but for all rights and assumptions it looks like d****d rock, giving a +40 bonus to hide checks, from anything that did not see it move, and a +20 bonus from anything that did. It can even grapple like a puppy, smell like a puppy, wake you up in the middle of the night begging to be let out like a puppy, bark like a...
homey188 11-09-05, 03:40 PM	At last! A solution to the "how deep is this dark scary pit" dilemma! its amazing what you can think of on the bus 240 : smartboard this inteligent peice of slate can magehand the chalk to write on itselfand talk in the voice of whoever made it.offers a +20 to all teaching related checks.studying with it for 1 hour will offer a +1 magical bonus to intelligence for another hour 76483745:stone of count disrupting this stone will disrupt any count,including delayed blast fireballs or spell durations.50% chance of raising the count or lowering it, it will change the count by 1d6. usable 3 times per day 242: everlasting chalk often bought along with the smartboard
JamesDruidDM 11-09-05, 10:14 PM	# ??? - BOGG - The Bag of Girly Goods - holds all the things a lady would need - comb, small mirror, lipstick, blush ect ect ect the bogg will hold any item that came from it, you may not put any item in it that it does not originally hold, example you find a pearl handled brush, that you may but in you find a +4 dagger of bane and pain- you may not put that in the bogg regular hand mirror - yes portal mirror - no I will try to come up with more, after I DL this list, cause so far its GREAT
Word Salad 11-10-05, 03:45 AM	244: Deiana's Security Blanket The elven child-sorceress Deiana, who manifested her powers at a remarkably young age, created this item out of a need for security and comfort. Resembling a fluffy, pastel-green child's blanket, Deiana's Security Blanket can be pulled to completely cover any creature up to Large size. When covered, the person inside is kept warm and safe - all but the most wicked cold is kept out by the security blanket, no sound passes out or into the blanket, and despite the lumping, any creature with hostile intentions toward the being nestled under the blanket perceives it as an empty, crumpled-up kid's blanket. The effect lasts for eight hours and can be used once per day, giving a person a full night's sleep, but all the corners must be tucked under the covered person's body, and any action other than lying prone and sleeping disturbs the cover of the blanket and ends the effect. 245: Shiftspice Shiftspice is a spice mined in Limbo and distributed as candy through the rest of the planes. Often packaged in paper packets, shiftspice resembles multicolored sand, and is consumed by licking one's finger, dipping it in the spice, and licking it off. Each lick tastes like something different - either familiar or not - and each packet contains eight to ten licks. (stolen mercilessly from Planescape: Torment. I wanted the food from that game.) 246: Alysa's Comfy Carpet Alysa, a human sorceress and talented hostess, created the comfy carpet as a means of making any accomodation, from a barren cave to a marshy wetland camp, more comfortable and homelike. The carpet is fifteen feet by fifteen feet, oval, and woven with patterns of black on red. It is extremely plush and pleasant to walk on. When spread over a floor or ground area, the comfy carpet renders that area perfectly flat and smooth. Small stones, spikes, pits and imperfections in ground quality are effortlessly smoothed away, and even small slopes or pits/jags of up to three feet in depth/height are made smooth under the carpet. Laying it on marshy or wet ground makes a flat, hard, dry space, though if the ground is too wet to support the weight of the comfy carpet, it sinks and becomes unusable until it dries. If laid over an uneven or more sharply sloped surface, the carpet will attempt to even it out as best it can, rendering steps or laying along the slope and smoothing it out. Any slope beyond forty-five degrees is beyond its ability. 247: Easy-Shave Razor Easily the discerning female adventurer's most important item, the easy-shave razor is less a razor and more of a small, semi-organic construct. It resembles a hand-razor (like the kind you buy in supermarkets), and is animated to give a clean, close shave, never go dull, never give any nicks or cuts, and secrete a soothing skin lotion in its path. It cannot be used to deal damage, and any attempt to do so only results in a comfortably hairless patch of skin where the razor passed over. 248: Crystal of Thought Detection (baby) The crystal of thought detection (baby) is a palm-sized crystal sphere with a flat, smooth edge. When held against a baby's forehead, it speaks aloud the baby's desire, or what is bothering it enough that it has to keep CRYING and CRYING for TWO HOURS STRAIGHT DAMNIT I NEED TO GET TO SLEEP. 249: Crystal of Thought Detection (cat) Like the crystal of thought detection (baby), the cat crystal speaks aloud the desires or irritations of cats, so you know what the hell they're after when they won't stop running in front of your feet and meowing at you even though you just gave them food, let them out and rubbed their damned feline necks. THis crystal also has another use: when held to a cat's forehead, it allows limited one-way communication with the cat, useful for telling it that it's not getting four plates of food today or that you can't turn off the rain so it can go outside. 250: Bag of Currency This bag resembles a small, black leather wallet, but has the properties of a bag of holding. The bag of currency has a potentially unlimited storage space, except for one thing: it only holds money. This is not the bag of currency's most valuable property, though. There is a number printed on the exterior of the bag, representing how much money is stored inside. If the number is touched and another form of currency spoken (such as silver pieces, or copper commons, or barbarian shark-tooth strands, et cetera), it changes to represent that amount. The translation between currencies is always flawless. The holder of the bag of currency can withdraw any amount of money from the bag, in the currency represented by its number, so long as it does not exceed the number printed, and the number immediately shifts to represent this "withdrawl". Useful to adventurers who keep finding piles of thousands of copper coins in dragon hordes for some reason. 251: Ambulatory Alarm Clock The ambulatory alarm clock resembles a timepiece, and keeps perfect time. There is, however, two extra arms that can be set to the hour and minute. When a button atop the alarm clock is pressed, the alarm will set, and when the time the second pair of arms are set to is reached, it blares a loud, hideous siren, intended to wake up whoever set it. If it blares for more than five minutes, however, the ambulatory alarm clock is designed to take extra measures. Tiny arms and legs pop out of the wooden case, and the clock peers around, detecting any sleeping creatures nearby. It walks up to the sleeping creatures and attempts to wake them, first gently (tugging on their clothes, ruffling their faces), then violently (shaking them around, blaring its siren in their ear, hitting them, etc). Extreme versions carry small water compartments so that they can mist or shoot water into their grumpy master's face. Sadly, these versions often don't last too long.
kajinoryu 11-10-05, 05:25 AM	Hammock of Resting - A character may hang this hammock in the air, as they would a normal hammock. Anybody who spends 8 hours resting in a hammock of resting heals as if they were one level higher (a 5th level character heals 6 hp per day instead of 5). The hammock also reduces the time to reduce fatigued status in half and offers a +2 circumstance bonus on checks involving strenous activites performed in the next hour.
syrinth 11-10-05, 01:07 PM	246. Lenses of Wrath - a pair of seemingly ordinary glasses. However, they are connected telempathically to their owner and burst into illusory flames when the wearer is angered.
BeyondFated 11-10-05, 01:49 PM	247)Tenser's Floating Platter-This platter, when loaded with some time of food, will float around at the wielder’s whim. If directed, by the owner concentrating on it, it may move up to 5ft per round. If left to it's own devices, it will float it a 5ft wide circle, at approximately 1ft per round. When it is near emptied, or after a certain period of time, the plate will return to a designated spot, usually a kitchen. 248)Melf's Make-up Remover-This small jar holds a indefinite supply of cream that, when applied to the skin, will remove any make-up. It takes a full round action to apply the cream to the face. Doing so provides a +1 bonus to disguise checks, but only if the opponent has only seen the user when disguised. 249)Otiluke's Resilient Pin-This fashionable pin is often worn as a decoration on one's garments. It is enchanted so that it may look however the wielder desires, but it cannot change size. This pin increases the hardness of whatever it is attached to by 100, and it's HP by 100 per inch. The affected garment feels and acts exactly the same. It has no affect on armor of any kind. 250)Mordekenian's Color Disjunction-The small cloth patch appears to have an multitude of colors swirling along it's surface. When rubbed against a garment, it changes the garment's color to another, randomly determined color. The affected garment changes back in 2d4 rounds. 251)Instrument of Many Sounds-This piano may make any sound that the player wishes, so long as the player has heard the sound before hand. It may change sounds mid-note, or make no sound at all. Changing sound is a free action, which may be done as many times as wished. This instrument adds a +10 to all perform checks, unless the player is unfamiliar with it, in which case it imposes a -10 penalty do to the player's unfocused mind.
syrinth 11-10-05, 01:54 PM	Hero Dolls - Modelled after famous heroes and adventurers of legend these plush dolls can have a variety of effects dependent upon make and or manufacturer. Arcanist Dolls that spout illusory flames when squeezed Cleric Dolls that pray to their deity when squeezed. "For Corellon!" Bard Dolls that play music when squeezed Etc, Etc, Etc..... I am so gonna make some of these after my players party does something worthwhile ^_^
spectralphoenix 11-11-05, 03:08 AM	Robe of Useless Items This robe is created with 3d4 patches, each of which can be detached and turned into a real item. All of the patches turn into mildly interesting but pointless knickknacks, such as paperweights, plush dolls, and pens that look neat but aren't shaped for actual use. Rod of Snack Detection By holding this rod and concentrating for one round, the user can located the nearest prepackaged, ready-to-eat food source. Lucky Coin You must have this item with you for 24 hours for it to become attuned to you. Once attuned, you may choose the result any time it is flipped, regardless of who actually flips it. Possible commands include heads, tails, and edge.
kuhTHOOloo 11-11-05, 10:31 AM	Hero Dolls - Modelled after famous heroes and adventurers of legend these plush dolls can have a variety of effects dependent upon make and or manufacturer. Arcanist Dolls that spout illusory flames when squeezed Cleric Dolls that pray to their deity when squeezed. "For Corellon!" Bard Dolls that play music when squeezed Etc, Etc, Etc..... I am so gonna make some of these after my players party does something worthwhile ^_^ Reminds me of the Disney version of Hercules. "What do you mean I'm not a hero? Dad, I'm an action figure!"
syrinth 11-11-05, 01:25 PM	true... now that I come to think about it :D
gleep 11-11-05, 03:05 PM	252) Wasp of Annoyance: These small figurines appear to be small fasteners, easilly applied as clasps or hooks, on clothing, or simply added as decoration. Once activated by rubbing their backs with the tip of a finger (standard action that does not provoke an attack of opportunity but does require one hand to be free), they will launch themselves into the air and fly about. The Wasps have a flying speed of 40(perfect) and will remain active for ten rounds, at the end of which they fall to the ground, their magic expended. The intial direction and distance a wasp flies is random, roll 1d8 and multiply by 5 for the distance and 1d8 again for direction (as grenade-like weapons). Once aloft, the wasps will buzz idly about in their square, readying an action, until they detect a spell being cast (their detection range is 60'). The wasps will then charge the caster of the spell, drawing attacks of opportunity as they arrow in to their target. Spell casters receive a -2 penalty to concentration checks per wasp that occupies their square (see below). The wasps attack with a bonus of +10, have an AC 22, DR5/magic, hardness 5 and 2hp. They also have the following feats: dodge, mobility, and fly-by-attack. A defender hitting with a flyswatter or rolled-up parchment instantly destroys a Wasp of Annoyance. A sucessful attack indicates the wasp now occupies the same square as their target. Minor transmutation, craft wonderous items, animate object, detect magic, CL 11. 400gp each, usually created in batches of 10. 253) Eggs of Frying. One round after these tiny replicas of eggs--about the size of a thimble--are tapped forcibly they suffer a mild explosion which results in a pile of scrambled eggs large enough to act as 1/4 of a meal for 10 medium-sized humanoids. Unfortunately, bits of shell are still present in the eggs. Eating the complete meal, shell bits and all, however gives a +2 resistance bonus to fortitude checks for the next four hours. Minor conjuration, craft wonderous object, create food and water, CL5, 50gp each. Usually created in batches of thirteen. 254) MistDizzy's White Tentacles. These fine-sized objects, made of what seems to be a small length of dried squid tentacle bleached white and encrusted with flecks of silver and malachite will, upon command, tie back one's hair so it doesn't get in the way with the result being either a pony tail or topknot. If two tentacles are used, one's hair can be arranged in pigtails or other combinations of two pony tails. If three tentacles are used, one's hair can be arranged or braided in any simple mannor. If four or more are used, the arrangements can be more elaborate. Minor transmutation, craft wonderous object, prestidigitation, CL5, 1500gp each. 255) Tara's Arrows of Helfpul Homing. Each of these arrows, upon touching a bow, will grant that bow a negation of all range penalties for 1 round's time. The arrow itself, however, will vanish once fired, never to return again. (Although, the Fighter Wizard Morgan Clunth has often expounded the theory that the arrows actually return to Tara who then sells them again.) Minor transmutation, craft wonderous object, guided shot, CL5, 150gp each. (Unless Clunth is right, then they are most likely Moderate transmutations, craft wonderous object, guided shot, teleportation, CL12, 5,000 each) --gleep PS: I'm at work so don't have time to doublecheck the caster or gp values, they're simply best guesses. [edit: added more items, changed type on an object]
mr. special 11-11-05, 08:11 PM	110: mechanical chimp of handicapped bane. Upon first use, the chimp seems to identify and assist anyone in a mile whom is handicapped. Once the chimp has acted for 24 hours, it begins to morbidly attack the handicapped he assisted in their sleep. Lather, rinse, repeat. Did you get this idea from malcolm in the middle?
ReverendCow 11-12-05, 09:14 AM	I'm not sure how minor it is, but it strikes me as funny and bizarrely useful: Key of the Trunk Monkey This key binds itself to the first trunk/chest that it is used to lock. Thereafter, whenever this trunk is opened by any means other than the use of this key, the trunk opens into an extradimensional space habitated by three very angry chimpanzees wielding +1 proficient adamantine crowbars, which attack the opener of the trunk, as well as anyone who attacks them.
Sssargoth 11-12-05, 12:31 PM	I'm not sure how minor it is, but it strikes me as funny and bizarrely useful: Key of the Trunk Monkey This key binds itself to the first trunk/chest that it is used to lock. Thereafter, whenever this trunk is opened by any means other than the use of this key, the trunk opens into an extradimensional space habitated by three very angry chimpanzees wielding +1 proficient adamantine crowbars, which attack the opener of the trunk, as well as anyone who attacks them. did you get this idea from a car commercial?
ReverendCow 11-12-05, 01:58 PM	Yeah, pretty much. But then the idea just kind of sprouted in my braincase.
modern divo 11-12-05, 04:15 PM	256: a hair straightener that heats up with heat metal. 257: sealing wax that burns anyone who tries to open the sealed paper, except for the indended recipient. 258: clothes that never get dirty, and always smell nice, 259: a magical rod that always allows the user to find water, like dowsing, but with perfect accuracy 260: cologne (or perfume) that always makes the wearer to smell perfect
syrinth 12-01-05, 11:56 PM	:bump: to save from the pruning!
OctoberRaven 12-01-05, 11:59 PM	261: +1 T-Shirt (there is actually such a shirt. It's at zestuff.com I think.)
l33t Shinobi 12-14-05, 08:49 AM	:bump:?
Landman 12-14-05, 02:55 PM	262: Motivational Poster (of an alignment type) A motivational poster can be mounted on a wall in a room of up to 50x50ft as a full-round action. After having been mounted for a duration of a 1 hour, the poster bestows a +1 morale bonus to attack rolls to all creatures of the poster's alignment in the room. Bonuses from multiple posters do not stack. 263: Addictive substance This substance can be added to any potion. Whenever a person ingests a potion with this substance, they must make a Will save 1 hour later. If they make it, nothing happens. If they fail a DC 12, they must drink another such potion if it is readily available to them. If they fail by 5 or more, they must do anything in their power to drink another one of these potions, and that potion is treated as if it had the addictive substance. 264: Jaegun's Airhockey stick This circular disk can be activated as a standard action. When activated, it patrols a 5x5 foot square, and intercepts the first ranged attack each round that passes through that square. Jaegun's airhockey stick has a hardness of 8 and 15 hitpoints. It can be deactivated at will as a free action. Jaegun's Airhockey stick also grants grants anyone who uses it a +5 dexterity bonus when playing airhockey. 265: Tekton's Vibrostability meter This instrument can be used as a standard action to detect the DC to balance on any object without it moving or buckling, from a range of up to 10ft away. 266: Litmus magic paper This paper can be used as a standard action by rubbing it on an object. It either detects no magic and can be used again, or changed color and brightness to reflect the school(s) and strengths of magic on the object. (I actually asked for this next one in my most recent game) 267: Explosive Rune Stickers 'Nuff said.
jasper 12-14-05, 03:48 PM	268. Soup Stone. Looks like ordinary stone but placed in pot and water added will make up 1 gallon of good soup once per day. 269. Large soup stone. Makes 100 gallons of soup once a week. 270. Grandma’s Feather Bed. This bed gives restful sleep to children or races child size. It will continue to grow as needed. 271. Hasbro’s Game Table. Magically shuffles cards, tokens, dominos randomly. Also prevents spills. 272. Lionel toy cart. Magical toy cart for kids. Follows commands. Go, fast, slow, stop, left, right. Range 30. 273. Willard the Weather man. Figurine of wondrous power. Little 3 inch figure of a man. Outfit changes to correct apparel for next day’s weather. Ex Rain tomorrow umbrella. 275. Rupert Rubber band Band. Appears to be a handful of rubber bands. When command word given one instrumental song is played. Each band only has one song. 276. Maxwell’s Ever full Cup of Coffee. 277. Betty’s Bed Warmer. On command this bed warmer warms up a bed. 278. Jack’s Pail. On command bucket fills with 2 gallons of water.
Landman 12-16-05, 05:57 PM	Mikey's Moonwalk shoes - If wearing these glittering white shoes while full-withdrawing from combat/otherwise walking backwards, the shoes cast fascinate on any enemy that would threaten you/anyone actively watching you. Inter-dimensional anchor. When placed in extradimensional space, this small metal figure of an anchor causes the object that contains that space to wiegh 4 times as much. Meddling Magnet - This 1lb black stone can be thrown at an enemy as a ranged touch attack. This attack gets +5 to hit if the enemy is wearing metal armor or is made of metal. If it hits, it latches on to them, denying them their bonus to dexterity as their armor sitcks together. A DC 15 strength check may to pull the magnet off, but only with a non-metal body part (no gauntlets).
Kalli 12-17-05, 09:01 PM	262: Motivational Poster (of an alignment type) A motivational poster can be mounted on a wall in a room of up to 50x50ft as a full-round action. After having been mounted for a duration of a 1 hour, the poster bestows a +1 morale bonus to attack rolls to all creatures of the poster's alignment in the room. Bonuses from multiple posters do not stack. I could see this being used in outposts and garrisons, although the first thing that came to mind was Garland from 8-Bit Theater. (I'm not sure any amount of motivational posters could help him.) 266: Litmus magic paper This paper can be used as a standard action by rubbing it on an object. It either detects no magic and can be used again, or changed color and brightness to reflect the school(s) and strengths of magic on the object. Rogues would love this! Actually, any nonmagic class would, but I see rogues as getting especially good use out of this. They deal with dangerous and frequently eldritch shinies often enough, after all. (I actually asked for this next one in my most recent game) 267: Explosive Rune Stickers 'Nuff said. The perfect tool for those chaotic and/or evil-minded wizard professors frustrated by especially dim students...:devil: Anyway, ooh, I want to add mine! 282: Life Preserver -- this item, when activated by command word, casts Cure Minor Wounds on a designated target. This item has 3 uses per day -- useful for stabilizing someone in the negatives until further treatment can be applied (and probably a staple of rural shrines where there isn't as much divine healing to be had).
Timlagor 01-07-06, 02:16 PM	recently posted elsewhere: My latest character, a stupidly powerful and complex 13th level fighter/rogue type with eight attacks a round and a AC just under 30 used some of his leftover gold to purchase a earing with the magic mouth spell permanenced to it. Or as I like to call it, a headphone. I talked it out with my DM and in it are a number of various war ballads, etc so at the beginning of every fight he sings the first words of the first song which activates it and lets him listen to music while he fights. DM: Okay, you win initiative. Me: Born to be Wieeeiald! :P Yeah, it's gotten him some wierd looks from the rest of his party who don't know about the earing yet :D .
Myst_the_Moonscout 01-10-06, 06:26 PM	This thread is a godsend for low-level dungeons, I fully intend to severely abuse that voicebottle. Meddling Magnet - This 1lb black stone can be thrown at an enemy as a ranged touch attack. This attack gets +5 to hit if the enemy is wearing metal armor or is made of metal. If it hits, it latches on to them, denying them their bonus to dexterity as their armor sitcks together. A DC 15 strength check may to pull the magnet off, but only with a non-metal body part (no gauntlets). OOh. This is evil too! 283: My Little Navi a child-sized ring that, when the comand word is given, summons a tiny illusionary fairy that follows the wearer around for the day. 284: Animated paper weight a fist sized lead construct shaped like some sort of animal, often a crab or insect. When attuned to a flat surface (even a vertical one) it can detect any moving paper within three feet and will scuttle over and "sit" on the moving sheet, even if it is being moved intentionally. Not as useful as they sound.
jasper 01-11-06, 09:58 AM	285. Flipps Flying cape. 3x a day. This allows the user to fly 2 and half feet off the ground for ten minutes. Limits total weight can't over 35 pds, total height of user 3 feet, speed is limited to normal walking speed with no run. command words are generally a song, or chant which must be continously spoken for the duration of spell. 286. Flipps Fly Swatter. 3x a day. Duration 10 minutes. Once the command word is given this item will swat bothersome flying insect in a 5 foot radius. BaB +4 287. Mrs Flipps Shoe. Range 120 feet. Use 1 per minute. This item appears a pair of nice dress shoes. Once to command is word is given the shoe will fly to target, deal 1 subual pt of damage to the rear of the target and return to the thrower. The thrower can only take a five step and no other actions at this time.
Parrex 01-31-06, 02:34 PM	288. Keyring of Clairaudience This keyring is magically attuned to its owner through a command word, allowing the user to telekinetically locate it, at any time. 289. Keyring of Teleportation This keyring is magically attuned to its recipient whether it likes it or not, once it is affixed to any number of keys, the keyring disappears as soon as its out of sight and teleports to some hidden location within the residence, if the recipient comes close it disappears again, until the recipient is too late to bother going whereever they were headed at all. It's not cursed, so a remove curse spell doesn't work.
Herald@Large 01-31-06, 07:27 PM	290. A quill that never runs out of ink; however, it cannot be used to scribe scrolls or add spells to a wizard's spellbook. 291. A special bottle of ink. Upon saying the word "Oops!", the last word written in this ink will vanish from the paper/parchment. 292. Shoes which will not come untied unless a command word is spoken (I'd pay a lot for this one, my left shoe is *always* coming untied!) 293. A mirror which lets you see your back when you turn it over. 294. A belt pouch magicked to shout "STOP THIEF!" when anyone but the owner puts their hand inside. 295. A mug or cup that keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot. 296. A hammock that can be set for a certain time. At that time, it turns over and dumps the sleeper out. You'll *never* oversleep again! 297. And finally, one of the most useful minor magic items in the universe: (pause for drumroll) a roll of duct tape! :D
Landman 01-31-06, 08:31 PM	Hmm stemming from a recent session my rogue had and did not enjoy Glove of Deceit: This glove looks like a normal glove, except it continually has it's index and middle finger crossed. Immunity: Zone of Truth
BeyondFated 01-31-06, 11:06 PM	299)Needle of Threading- This small sewing needle will automatically thread itself with any nearby thread. This can be quite agitating to anyone nearby with a loose thread in their shirt. 300)Dancing Cup- For the truley lazy, this cup will actually raise itself to the weilder's lips, and allow them to drink without lifting a finger. 301)Rock of Extreame Heavyness- This rock, when the command word is spoken, will instantly go from weighing a mere few ounces, to over ten tons. It returns to it's original weight before it hits the ground, or a person. But it can make a good practical joke if slipped into an unsuspecting friend's pocket...
Taim Kelrathos 01-31-06, 11:53 PM	:devil: Heh, this game me an idea Quote// 283: My Little Navi a child-sized ring that, when the comand word is given, summons a tiny illusionary fairy that follows the wearer around for the day. #XXX Hey! My Little Navi Upon first inspection it appears to me a My Little Navi ring, however, the evil nature of this object is revealed upon activation as it flys around the user screaming, "Hey! Hey! Look! Listen!" over and over again :banghead: edit, sorry about messing up the quote, I'm no good with code. My Little Navi is someone elses idea, I just added to it.
Myst_the_Moonscout 02-01-06, 06:58 PM	303: Monk Rings. (Fire Monk) A pair of red glass rings that cause the wearer's fists to be wreathed in illusionary flames when clenched. Both rings must be worn (one on each hand). They do not take up the normal slots for magical rings. They are called "Monk Rings" but may be worn by anyone. Blue: Ice Monk Yellow: Thunder Monk Black: Death Monk (illusionary black flames)
Hvitar-Hrafnar 02-01-06, 07:49 PM	304: Thor's Great Feast - Includes a set of 8 fine dinner plates and 8 drinking horns etched with runes of sustaining power. When set onto a table or other suitable surface, the user of the plate and/or drinking horn must only think of the food and drink they desire, and it will summon into the drinking horn and onto the plate. [Limitations: Cannot summon any magical meals or fine wine.] 305: Captain Hrafnar's Endless Grog:This old, weathered brown keg appears normal until it's owner commands it to fill with the specified grog, ale, or brew that does not exceed over 15gp in price. From then on the keg will never run out until it's owner decides. Brew from this keg is extremely potent and likely to get a character drunk. (Roll 2d%, 50+ = automatically drunk). 306: Druid's Elderberry Assault Kit: Composed of a simple sack holding an endless supply of elderberries, Druid's Elderberry Assault Kit charges the Elderberries with the Druid's malice. When shot from a sling, these Elderberries deal 1d4 Acid damage. The Druid may choose to turn this ability off and simply fire off normal berries or have a tart snack. 307: Mordenkainens Magical Puppet: Appearing to be a normal, ugly, dirty sock puppet, when put into play by a Bard or other experienced preformer or puppeteer, Mordenkainens Magical Puppet will cast Dominate as a 10th level caster on 1d8 viewers. 308: Barbarian Assault Catapult: Barbarian Assault Catapults are very similar to normal catapults, although are usually covered in a thin, frosty slime coating. When loaded with a suitable rock and fired, the rock will morph in midflight into a plagued steer dealing 3d10 damage upon impact and having and requiring all that come within 50ft of the steer to make a DC 18 Fortitude Save or become Plagued with the Barbarian's chosen disease. 309: Spoon of Gluttony: When this long wooden spoon is put into milk, the milk is instantly chilled and morphed into an equivalent amount of ice cream. When put into jars of juice or fruit pastes or jellies, the spoon will transform it into an equivalent amount of fruit smoothie of the same flavor. Special: Ice cream and smoothies created with this spoon never melt until eaten.
Parrex 02-03-06, 01:03 PM	310: Porto Stenographer - A scroll that takes down exactly what is said to you or by you within sixty feet of your location. A magic mouth spell cast on the back, repeats anything you choose that was said earlier. You: Stenographer, could you please read back to the night of the thirteenth as to what Bill said drunkenly on the subject of Elminster. P.St: Bill: I would totally do Elminster if he was younger. You: I rest my case. This magic item could easily be replaced by a halfling scribe in a backpack. Kudos (and Cookies) to anyone who recognizes the reference.
Secrets Untold 02-04-06, 06:44 PM	311: Auto-Ticketer: A pad of bright yellow paper and a self-inking quill that floats next to the owner. The owner merely has to dictate the offense and the quill will write out a ticket for the offense. The ticket is torn of the pad and shoots forward at the offender, sticing to them. As long as the ticket is attached to the offender, they must fufill the sentence. This functions as the spell geas/quest The ticket will detach with universal solovent or when the sentence is completed. 312: Knife of Preservation: Any corpse touched with this knife is permanantly preserved, and restored to fresh condition. Makes butchers quite happy.
kinjojones 02-04-06, 09:28 PM	We had a #66. We called it a Cape of Billowing. This was back in 2nd edition and it gave you a +1 CHA bonus.
InterSilva 02-04-06, 09:45 PM	64: A magic potion that makes the drinker's skin and body extroardinarily sensative. Salvia Divinorum does just that. It's a legal and completely safe ethnobotanical. That specific attribute is often used to enhance sexual pleasure. Just a little FYI ;)
DevilJimmy 02-10-06, 02:30 PM	Bear of Holding This is one I used in a campaign. Slight variation of bag of holding. It is a bearskin rug with the head attached, in a grimacing snarl, fangs bared. If you pry open the jaws, you can place items in its mouth for safekeeping. My party cast detect magic, and seeing it illuminate, threw it into their bag of holding to be more closely inspected later!!! :headexplo Long Live Dogface!!!
Mr_Hackman 05-30-06, 09:37 PM	#314 Marvin's Oilcan A small metal cylinder which contains enough oil for 5 uses (oil returns at a rate of one use per day) when splashed with this oil subject must make DC 18 Will save or be affected with Crushing Despair for 5 rounds. When used on constructs, this not only overrides construct’s immunity to morale effects, but the construct receives no save and is affected for 10 rounds. A cookie to whoever can spot the reference.
Dei 05-31-06, 11:30 AM	#314 Marvin's Oilcan A small metal cylinder which contains enough oil for 5 uses (oil returns at a rate of one use per day) when splashed with this oil subject must make DC 18 Will save or be affected with Crushing Despair for 5 rounds. When used on constructs, this not only overrides construct’s immunity to morale effects, but the construct receives no save and is affected for 10 rounds. A cookie to whoever can spot the reference. Sing it with me: "We're off to see the wizard..." I'll take my cookie now please :D
Landman 05-31-06, 11:59 AM	Hehe crushing despair on a robot... Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy if I'm not mistaken.
Timlagor 05-31-06, 03:25 PM	Hehe crushing despair on a robot... Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy if I'm not mistaken. Yes (even mentions Marvin). The WoO most definitely gets not cookies. The other looks like Colour of Magic (and other Pratchett references; i think there is one with a dictaphone as well as the cameras ...they don't use halflings though) but there may be something else..
Mr_Hackman 05-31-06, 05:21 PM	*gets out cookie bazooka* *aims at Landman* THOOM! :cookie::cookie::cookie::cookie: consider yourself cookied! mwhee hee hee! DM: the golem begins to become more and more apathetic in it's movements, eventually wandering off to cry in a corner Players: WTF?
Dei 06-01-06, 10:48 AM	*Mourns the lack of a cookie and wonders how he missed that one* oh well, probably something to do with all those vintage movies they threw on a while ago. 315: The Bookworm: A fine conjured spirit used to locate hard to find passages of text. When placed within a space/building and activated it will automatically begin familiarising itself with all text on hand. After this process is complete it will automatically be able to guide anyone quoting title or a sufficiently rare section of text to that book or books and if text was quoted give page references. Takes approximately 30seconds to familiarise itself with 100 pages of text, cannot read magical writing. Treat as a wasp with no attack and the incorporeal template for combat purposes. 316: The Finder: A construct that can unearingly find up to 20 objects if they are within 100ft. Teams of them are sometimes used to help wizards/alchemists in cluttered laboratories or individually simply to aid the absent-minded who can "never remember where they put it."
DracoDM01 06-01-06, 11:52 PM	317 The Sombraro of Individuality, automatically makes you able to salsa. (the dance not the sauce)
feartheinvinceblehamster 06-02-06, 07:07 PM	318. Pouch of Shinies: This pouch contains lots of shiny objects, an infinite amount of small shiny objects. These objects have no monetary value, but they are SHINY!
Myst_the_Moonscout 06-21-06, 03:01 PM	319: Two words: ethereal tongs
Archmage_Vall 06-21-06, 06:52 PM	320. Compass of creature location--Points to nearest example of any creature stated, can be as specific ("My dog, Spot") or general ("Animal") as desired. Good for finding lost dogs, and is a boon for hunters.
Tusz 06-21-06, 10:33 PM	321: Roll of Buttery Goodness. This small roll does not spoil, and maintains its fresh, fluffy nature indefinitely, including staying slightly warm. When consumed, it tastes delicious and buttery, and even cures 1 hp of damage. Unfortunately, it tends to leave a taste in your mouth, all food eaten by the user within 24 hours will taste exactly like a stick of butter, but will keep the texture, heat, and other features of the original food.
Noisrevni 06-22-06, 12:43 AM	#322-Robe of Anti-theft Anyone besides the wearer reaching into a pocket draws out a piece of parchment with a random insult written on it.
High Octane 06-22-06, 06:00 AM	#322-Robe of Anti-theft Anyone besides the wearer reaching into a pocket draws out a piece of parchment with a random insult written on it. http://www.somethingpositive.net/sp05192002.shtml :)
The_Bibliobibuli 06-22-06, 04:13 PM	323. gloves of fumbling: when you roll 1-5 on attack rolls, you drop your weapon. you take a -2 penalty to all skill tied to dexterity. they aren't a cursed item.
syrinth 10-25-06, 03:40 AM	*Dons Robes of the Necromancer* *Casts Animate Thread* Rise my pretty, rise! 324. The Finger Bone of Death: When placed on the ground this small finger bone begins to move towards the nearest corpse within 100 feet. It moves at a speed of 30 feet per round and digs at a speed of 20 feet per round.
Adrez Nesnsid 11-08-06, 09:26 AM	This thread is awesome! :bump:
HairyApe 11-08-06, 12:59 PM	325. Knife of Utility: This knife will automatically become any edged utility item that the owner desires. Butcher knife, butter knive, carving knive, wood axe, letter opener, shears...etc.. Will not take the shape of weapons proper (i.e. in PHB). 1d4 20x2 (All forms -- adamantium for purposes of bypassing the dr of soon-to-be wood products, butter, and fresh produce)
Adrez Nesnsid 11-09-06, 09:26 PM	Cursed Deck of Poker Face- Everyone who holds at least one of these cards looks like they are taking a dump. Forces -10 competency check on intimidate and bluff checks. Man, that's hilarious!, and Speaking of which 326.) A never ending roll of toilet paper
Adrez Nesnsid 11-16-06, 10:46 PM	BUMP! :bump:
CriminalTruth 11-17-06, 02:57 AM	+2 dancing frying pan of speed. :P
Adrez Nesnsid 12-05-06, 10:28 AM	How about 328.) Cards that shuffle themselves 329.) A magical automobile-like device powered by either bound elementals (as per the Eberron campaign setting) or some kind of bonsai Orbuses ("Orbi"??) (blind beholders that can power vehicles, as per the Spelljammer Campaign Setting (now available for download for only $4.00 at paizo.com, which is where I got my copy))
Cam S. 12-05-06, 12:59 PM	330.) Marble of Seeing: a pair small, glass spheres (roughly 1.5 times the size of a human eye). One is a "sender" and one is a "receiver". While holding the receiver, a character can will the sender to move at a speed of 30 feet (15 feet uphill, 45 feet downhill.) Holding the receiver up to one's eye allows the character to see through the sender (the character always looks through the subjective "front" of the sender.) You are not subject to gaze attacks while looking through the marble.
RHJunior 12-05-06, 10:57 PM	331. Ring of prestidigitation. not very inventive but marvelously useful. 332. Ring of Dancing Lights. also simple, but marvelously useful. 333. UMD Revolver. Similar to a 6-shooter, except with six long, thin barrels. holds up to six wands of any type. Allows you to switch between them by clicking the "trigger", as a free action, and gives the wielder +5 UMD. 334: UMD Polygun. Same as above, but with an added feature: if you flip a switch it goes from a +5 bonus to a -5 penalty, and allows you to fire all the wands at the same time on a single UMD roll. 335:Gauntlet of Shrink Item. 336: Ring of Gourmand: A rather gaudy ring, normally worn by nobility.... Actually a ring of prestidigitation, with the added features of Detect Poison (always on) and Neutralize Poison. 337:Sword of Wonder. A shortsword with the Rod of Wonder spell on it--- or a Rod of Wonder shaped like a shortsword, however you care to look at it. The spell effects can be activated at range (point and shoot) or melee (activate on melee attack--- which can make things REAL interesting for the wielder if it rolls up Fireball.) 338:Portable window. Basically an empty picture frame. Hang it on a wall, and the wall behind the frame becomes invisible. Voila, instant window. Can come in "one way" varieties, that let you see out but noone else can see in.
Harrowdroth 12-05-06, 11:20 PM	339: Auto clean chamber pot! no more mess in the morning! 340: A piece of paper with all of Bob Salvatore's characters stats... nvm major artifact...
Magetastic 12-08-06, 10:57 AM	327. a +1 adamatite cup of protecting potential offspring NEVER go without this item if you are playing a male character especialy if you have to fight female monks anytime soon.
Magetastic 12-11-06, 12:14 AM	hey harrowdroth I killed this thread hahahaha... DOH!:doh: i just bumped it.
Undrhil 01-18-07, 01:42 AM	328: A large iron pot which can instantly melt blocks of wax when placed over a heat source. The pot remains cool to the touch and the wax will instantly solidify if the pot is removed from the heat source. I have this in my current campaign. The previous owner was a candlemaker.
Thevail 01-22-07, 10:48 PM	329. Wand of mild suction will pick up objects up to one pound, comes with ring of composting which is hung on a stick outside over the compost pile. 330.Pot of edibility..meat been around too long, only got dirt, gotta eat the remains of a spider ..just makes things edible, anyone with the cooking skill however gets an additional +2 to a skill check. 331.Spectacles of close seeing, functions as magnifying glasses, makes eyes appear very very large,+2 check to decipher indistinct or tiny script, -4 reaction to be taken seriously while wearing them. A critical failure on any check to get people to listen to you results in them being stunned for 1d4 rounds with uncontrollable laughter as your huge googling eyes plead with them earnestly. 332.Sponge of absorption, absorbs any liquid harmlessly, only up to 4 gallons though. (alchemists have to clean counters you know!) 333.Hat of forgettability. People still remember that you were there, they just can't seem to agree on exactly what you looked like.
Thevail 01-22-07, 11:18 PM	334. Tasty treat costs double what a normal meal does, but is nearly irresistable to anything that eats, anything at all. Dc 15 will save not to eat it after it is unwrapped. 335.spending coin, usually found in dragon treasure or the treasure of something with spell resistance, causes the recipient to have the sudden urge (use suggestion spell) to go out and spend a lot of money on "something fun!" 336. Rings of fidelity, come in pairs, each ring turns red if the person wearing the other ring is..ahem..doing something they shouldn't be.Some can be removed, but most can't. 337. Comfy pillows, used mostly by nobles in hunting camps or travelling arch mages, anyone who wants a really great nights sleep in the field and either has guards or isn't that worried about what wakes them up. +5 to sleep all night long despite any interruptions. 338. portable fencing, pretty self explanatory, comes in many sizes and averages 5 gold per linear foot, looks like a spool of wire, but upon attaching one end to a post it shoots out and encircles a certain sized area keeping livestock in and most predators out.It provides feed and water for a certain number of animals per day depending on the size. Hopefully answering the question, what do we do with the horses?
Thevail 01-22-07, 11:56 PM	339. Map of returning, magical map that shows a five mile radius with the person holding it at the center, if it is dropped, or blown away by the wind, or wrenched out of the owner’s hand it returns in 1 round. It can be given away however. 340. Sculptor’s tools, these tools that constantly look filthy and dull, give the possessor a +4 on any check to sculpt in any medium. After 3 days of use however they begin to exert a strong influence on the sculptor who finds it increasingly difficult not to give anything they are sculpting a distinctly sensual cast. 341. Bowls of burping. These bowls with tight fitting lids have a preservation field and are generally used for acquiring rather delicate spell components. Each bowl can be used only three times, each time for a period of 1 week, but there is a 10% chance after 3 days of whatever is in the bowl, even if its non organic, growing long white fuzzy mold. 342. Pie pan this ordinary looking pie pan is somewhat fragile, but once per day when set upon a windowsill, shelf, or fireplace mantle it produces a wonderfully fragrant pie of the user’s favorite kind. Anyone eating a slice of the pie heals 1 pt, and gains uncontrollable flatulence for 6 hours. Anyone eating more than one slice of the pie gains one pound, the flatulence effect extends for 24 hours, but they still only heals 1 hp. 343. The most pleasant painting, From a distance it appears to be a normal, good quality painting. The only magical thing about this painting is that it is painted with mildly psychoactive paint which always shows the most calming and pleasant scene imaginable to each person looking at it.
Thevail 01-23-07, 12:47 AM	344. Elven play clothes. This set of attractive clothing is manufactured of magical cloth woven only by the elves and usually is found only in smaller sizes. The cloth is stain resistant, tear resistant, and waterproof. Additionally when it enters within a 25 foot radius of deadly peril to the wearer it begins to emit a loud siren like wail and flash a brilliant orange and forces the wearer to run as quickly as possible without incurring damage to the wearer towards the nearest adult elf. 345. +1 fork of commoner slaying (just because an innkeeper has gotta do what an innkeeper has gotta do.) 346. Point to point galoshes. Largely used on apprentices carrying valuables these galoshes go over the top of a humanoids shoes or feet and only allow him or her to walk between two predetermined points. They cannot be removed until the person has left point A and gone to point B and returned to point A again. If the person wearing them deviates from his or her appointed route the shoes begin to become smaller and smaller gradually inflicting 1d4-1 pts. of damage per hour. Better versions of these galoshes do exist that will allow slight deviations to allow for going around obstacles. 347. Belt pouch of budgeting, acts as a bag of holding for coins only, sends exactly 15% of all money put into the wallet to a predetermined secure location immediately. 348. Sling ammunition of targeting, acts like a glow in the dark paintball, but after a successful hit with this piece of ammo, anyone else targeting the victim gets a +1 to hit. Can be used to negate ½ of the miss chance vs. an otherwise invisible opponent. Used primarily by town guards.
Sphyre 01-23-07, 01:02 AM	339. Map of returning, magical map that shows a five mile radius with the person holding it at the center, if it is dropped, or blown away by the wind, or wrenched out of the owner’s hand it returns in 1 round. It can be given away however. Minor magical item? That's actually pretty useful knowing everything in a 5 mile radius of wherever you are, esspecially since you can't lose it too.
Thevail 01-23-07, 01:31 AM	Actually it was just supposed to be your average sort of map, you know forest this way, island over there and so on. And being only a five mile range it doesn't exactly let you plan long range travel except short term to avoid things like swamps. I thought the not losing it sort of thing would be good for characters who ride flying animals, or for people on ships at sea etc.
Thevail 01-23-07, 02:14 AM	349. Useful toolbox. Holds an almost endless variety of normal, meaning not particularly deadly, tools. Screwdrivers, chisels, hammers, etc. they can only be removed from the toolbox one at a time and only after replacing the previous tool can a new one be removed. Tool box functions only for a maximum of 8 hours per day, with at least one half hour break during which it provides a nice sandwich and a cold beverage. 350. Necklace of the shrub. This necklace has a charm on it that looks like a two dimensional representation of a bush with several jewels looking like either flowers or berries. Once per day when placed on the ground and the command word is spoken the bush grows into a five foot tall shrub covered in edible berries, enough for four people to eat. 351. Safety pants. Often worn by officers and ranchers these pants adhere to the saddle of any riding animal giving the person +1 to stay in the saddle initially. But the better version gives a cumulative +1 per 5 points of damage to the wearer. 352. Flawless clothespins. Hold any cloth object onto any piece of line, cord, twine, etc. until manually released. Protects said cloth object with Damage resistance 5/-. Will not function on anything but cloth. 353. Book of bedtime stories. Works on any child, whether they are humanoid, magical beast, or animal, or outsider. Calms them and puts them to sleep after reading for 10 uninterrupted minutes. Child will remain asleep for at least 1d4-1 hours, minimum of 1 hour.
Sphyre 01-23-07, 02:15 AM	That's still pretty useful. It's kind of like a continual Commune with Nature set at 5th caster level (Although that's kind of impossible otherwise due to it being a 5th level spell).
MindLich 01-23-07, 01:35 PM	84. A wine skin that can produce up to 1 gallon of fine wine per day (unlimited charges, but only 1 gallon per day). Yeah, and unless the wizard is an alcoholic he only needs one!
Myst_the_Moonscout 01-24-07, 11:02 PM	354: The Everchanging Storybook (influenced in no small part by a bard of mine) a leather bound book with an assortment of tales that alter and shift evertime the book is opened, ensuring that the same story is never told the same way more than once. Drives lawful characters crazy.
icuall 02-02-07, 03:03 PM	355. Rain Hat Rain Hat is a wide brim leather hat (cowboy riding hat) that repels all precipitation. All rain, snow, and sleet do not adhere to the wearer of the hat keeping the wearer completely dry from precipitation. Hat does not keep the wearer dry if he jumps into bodies of water or has water poured on him.
Grod_The_Giant 02-02-07, 03:20 PM	#??? A laptop crystal ball with Windows D&D edition installed. when you get the blue screen of death, it ain't a metaphor.
Limousine_Liberal 02-02-07, 03:30 PM	356) Brush of Whitewashing. A magical brush that is has a permanent thick coating of whitewash on it, no matter how much has been used to paint fences, doors, houses etc. 357) Utensils of Warming. Magical fork and spoon set that automatically warms the food it touched by up to 40º F.
icuall 02-09-07, 10:09 AM	358. Lantern Hat A normal looking hat, upon command, from the forehead of the hat, a light equal to a bull lantern. Duration 10 hrs per day. (functions similar to a miners head lamp)
Sajek 02-09-07, 04:52 PM	310: Porto Stenographer - A scroll that takes down exactly what is said to you or by you within sixty feet of your location. A magic mouth spell cast on the back, repeats anything you choose that was said earlier. You: Stenographer, could you please read back to the night of the thirteenth as to what Bill said drunkenly on the subject of Elminster. P.St: Bill: I would totally do Elminster if he was younger. You: I rest my case. This magic item could easily be replaced by a halfling scribe in a backpack. Kudos (and Cookies) to anyone who recognizes the reference. Chapell's show. The Home Stenographer fake comercial. :ayyyy!:
Dei 02-09-07, 07:30 PM	354: The Everchanging Storybook (influenced in no small part by a bard of mine) a leather bound book with an assortment of tales that alter and shift evertime the book is opened, ensuring that the same story is never told the same way more than once. Drives lawful characters crazy. 359: The Muse's Scribe: Similar to the Everchanging Storybook this book will change only when the bearer comes up with an idea for a new twist or change to the plot of a tale at which point it will automatically incorporate that idea into the story in question. Useful for those storytellers who think faster than they write.
Undrhil 02-09-07, 08:19 PM	359: The Muse's Scribe: Similar to the Everchanging Storybook this book will change only when the bearer comes up with an idea for a new twist or change to the plot of a tale at which point it will automatically incorporate that idea into the story in question. Useful for those storytellers who think faster than they write. Of course, this leads to #360: Unwritable Paper - This paper cannot be written on through any means. A terrible trick to play on a bard who writes poetry is to replace his/her book of poems with a bound stack of Unwritable Paper and then watch him/her try to write in it. No one has discovered the means to recreate this paper. Lore: Some people believe the Unwritable Paper came from a mage who somehow managed to cast Permanence on a spell scroll and then cast the spell from the scroll. Normally, this would result in the scroll disappearing, but the scrolls actually didn't disappear. All attempts to recreate this happenstance fail .. sometimes fatally. #361: False Book - This book is a solid block of some material, which makes it weigh as much as a book of its size should weigh. It will always appear as a book which the viewer would want to read. It looks so much like a real book that anyone who picks it up must make a Will Save (DC:10) to resist wasting 2d6 minutes trying to open the book. If the character is otherwise occupied, illiterate, or already knows about the False Book, he automatically passes this Will save. Craft Wonderous Item (DC: 25) Block of Mithral, Greater Illusion. For example: if a Rogue pulls this book out during combat, there is no chance of anyone stopping to try to open the book. Lore: The first False Book was discovered by a Wizard who spent a good amount of time trying to open it to learn what new spells it might hold. More have cropped up over the years and they are quite popular amongst Wizards, quite the opposite of what you would expect, really. #362: Pot of Wax Melting - When placed over a candle, this pot will instantly melt a block of wax. Wax poured from the pot instantly solidifies. If the pot is removed from the candle, the wax inside instantly solidifies. If the pot is placed over a heat source larger than a candle, it works as a normal pot. When used for wax melting, nothing else placed in the pot will be affected. Even the wax is cool to the touch while in the pot. Craft Wonderous Item (DC:30) 2 Blocks of Mithral, 1 block of wax, Burning Hands, Minor Creation (both heightened to Level 6)
Zankue 02-09-07, 11:21 PM	18: A map of the world with a little dot on it that reads "You are here." actually there is an item like this in the stronghold builders guide. it shows a map of a certain area and shows where about five users are on it within a one mile area of the map
Grognor 02-09-07, 11:54 PM	363 The tin of telecommunication. This hand-sized tin can has a piece of thread dangling from it. It can be used at will to produce an effect similar to sending, but only to another who has a tin of telecommunication. 364 Arthur's Pen Dragon This scaly looking quill is actually the wing of a baby red dragon. The tip of this pen glows red hot at activation. It can be used to etch, to ignite combustibles, or to deal 1 point of fire damage. The effect lasts until dismissed, and can be used 5 times per day. 365 Flashrod This foot long rod (heh) can be acrivated to splay a beam of light across an area. The amount of light is equal to a bulls eye lantern.
snakeman830 02-10-07, 10:26 PM	366: self-cleaning litterbox-obviously for those wealthy cat owners. 367: clap-on candles-never burn out, just clap on, clap off.
icuall 03-06-07, 11:08 AM	368. Portable Lock: A pad lock size device when placed on a door edge seals the door into the door way. Only way to open the door is to break down the door. Portable Lock has a single button to seal and unseal the door.
Myst_the_Moonscout 03-07-07, 12:42 PM	368. Portable Lock: A pad lock size device when placed on a door edge seals the door into the door way. Only way to open the door is to break down the door. Portable Lock has a single button to seal and unseal the door.Can also be opened with a mundane hanger and a dexterity check. :D 359: The Muse's Scribe: Similar to the Everchanging Storybook this book will change only when the bearer comes up with an idea for a new twist or change to the plot of a tale at which point it will automatically incorporate that idea into the story in question. Useful for those storytellers who think faster than they write. Does it need to make a save vs. combustion against indecisive authors? This came up in my game group... 369: Self-Cleaning Cloak self-explanatory; comes with a voice box that constantly complains about it's state. "It's never grass stains, is it?" "I say pre-wash, see?! Pre-wash!" Comes only in pristine white.
icuall 03-09-07, 11:07 AM	370. Paronoid Cloak- cloak that constantly warns the wearer about other people locations, it is afraid of its contents in its pockets of being stolen or itself being stolen away. Always annoying. "Elf behind you."..."Halfing, 100 yrds to your left!" "Tall fat man at your 3 o'clock".... six seconds later... "watch out! Tall fat man with sword swinging!!!!"
Irving 03-09-07, 11:24 AM	122. The Ring of the Forgetful A character that wears this ring is always reminded of any items that they wish to bring, or any tasks they wish to accomplish before setting out on their next adventure. How awesome would this be? Realizing that you forgot your project at home before you even left for school? This would, of course, take the form of a large piece of gaudy yarn, tied into a bow around one finger.
IrishRover 03-13-07, 01:03 AM	371. Stirring Spoon: 1000 GP or more This is a nice silver spoon that, when used to stir anything, will maintain the user’s stirring pattern until grasped again. These are quite valued by alchemists, although they are often found in the kitchens of wealthy households, and often in adventurer’s kits. Some are quite ornate, hence the “or more” in the price. Requirements: Mage Hand, Craft Wonderous Item, Caster Level 1 Faint Transmutation Cost rationale: 0 level spell counts as 1/2 level for cost, times first level caster, times 2000 gold for continuous. 1000 gold 372. Fireless Hearth: 2000 GP This is a simple grate that, on command, becomes warm or hot. The temperature can vary from warm enough to keep a meal warm without burning it, to hot enough to cook a stew big enough for an entire adventuring party without excessive delay. It can also be used to heat a tent nicely. Requirements: Burning Hands, Craft Wonderous Item, Caster Level one. Faint Evocation There is often a small oven packaged with it, suitable for baking or roasting, even as an adventuring party moves—provided shaking won’t ruin the project. Cost rationale: First level spell times first level caster, times 2000 gold for continuous. 2000 gold (These are both in the posession of one of my characters)
icuall 03-27-07, 10:04 AM	bump.... lets keep this going
Corpsekin 03-27-07, 07:05 PM	373: Hat of Disguise, so that my rouge with a spiked chain can sneak attack someone 10ft away while pretending to be a humanoid such as a scarecrow, statue or snowman. Or to realy confuse people by pretending to be another character from the party hehehe.
Myst_the_Moonscout 03-27-07, 07:29 PM	I believe that one already exists.
Pyritefoolsgold 03-27-07, 10:55 PM	IT LIVES! MY THREAD LIVES! Thank you necromancer! Now I have to come up with something new... shouldn't be too hard... I did come up with the majority of the first 50 of these, after all... 374: Messenger bird: a small jade statue of a bird that, when given a spoken destination and message, will animate, fly to the destination, and speak the message. The bird will then ask for a reply, and return with it. 375: Everburning log: This log, when tapped thrice, will light with an illusory fire that gives off a comfortable heat, but is incapable of burning anything. The log is never consumed.
icuall 04-03-07, 01:32 PM	376. Desk Lamp Light... a Lamp that on command turns on and off. It is very sought after in affluent homes and merchants.
Myst_the_Moonscout 04-03-07, 03:04 PM	IT 375: Everburning log: This log, when tapped thrice, will light with an illusory fire that gives off a comfortable heat, but is incapable of burning anything. The log is never consumed. 377: The Everburning Yule Log. (Do I need to explain this one?)
Hydryh 04-05-07, 11:33 AM	34: An easel that paints the image in your head. As with wizards and the (beta-tested only) 10,000 page spellbook, I would kill for this. I would, like them, pay with blood. By the bucket. :twitch: Also, 378: Boots of Foot Massage
RobbyPants 04-05-07, 01:11 PM	104: Beef-Boom-Acorns: When these tiny acorns are thrown at a cow, the cow explodes into a fine red mist.... when the cloud clears a pile of choice cuts of finley buttchered meat is lying on the floor where the cow once stood. The bloody cloud provides concealment in a 20ftx20ft square for 1d4 rounds Discusting and delicious! I love it!
Holy_Beholder 04-05-07, 06:20 PM	105. An endless decanter of cloves, saffron, salt, or cinnamon. 106. An endless plate of expensive food. 107. A sewer system, with a chamberpot of disintegration at the end. 108. A decanter of endless light(puts light in bulbs, making light bulbs, flashlights, ect) 109. A scying glass of dreams(TV, videogames, ect) 110. A patch of lesser healing(bandaid, each heals 1 hp) 111. An ioun stone of good smells.
tennyocelestia 04-05-07, 07:17 PM	379. A magical singing teacup with saucer. Whenever lifted from the saucer, the teacup will sing one of 100 songs it knows. (NOTE: This original base was not by idea. I borrowed my friend's DM's Guide once and it had printouts of a dungeon outlined in it. This was one of the items). Variations: The teacup of theme song- will sing the theme song of one of your characters The teacup of obnoxious rap- do I have to explain? The teacup of accents- the teacup will speak a line of the user's choosing in a random accent 1/day The teacup of 1000 languages- actually useful. Allows the user to use Tongues 1/per day if they pour tea into the cup. 380. Rod of Narraration This rod will randomly start narrarating the goings-on of the characters in a super-dramatic, movie-trailer type manner for three minutes. You can either interpret this as a usual movie trailer or in Here Comes Dr. Tran-style (never seen it? Go to YouTube and search for Dr. Tran). The voice is disembodied. For extra fun, let your players find it and don't tell them what it is... but have it activate at random while they're adventuring. I'm attaching it to a rod inscribed with a message the players have to take somewhere in my campaign so they have a definite reason to keep it on them...
icuall 04-09-07, 12:33 PM	380. Rod of Narraration This rod will randomly start narrarating the goings-on of the characters in a super-dramatic, movie-trailer type manner for three minutes. You can either interpret this as a usual movie trailer or in Here Comes Dr. Tran-style (never seen it? Go to YouTube and search for Dr. Tran). The voice is disembodied. For extra fun, let your players find it and don't tell them what it is... but have it activate at random while they're adventuring. I'm attaching it to a rod inscribed with a message the players have to take somewhere in my campaign so they have a definite reason to keep it on them... Tenny... i like that one... it's clever. I might use it one day.
Holy_Beholder 04-09-07, 09:11 PM	Hey, I do that to myself anyway. So here comes more utility stuff. 381. Hammock of levitation. This is essentially a large hammock with two immovable rods attached. 382. Portable house. This is a large circle, that when placed on the ground, creates a portal to a personal plane that contains a house, as well as the standard gear to keep it. It also creates a door. 383. Apartment block. As portable house, except it creates thirty copies. It is also a cube, instead of a circle. 384. Bigby's miniature hands of massaging. These are two hand shaped things made of a smooth material. When sitting, they give the sitter a back massauge. 385. Bigby's miniature hands of strangulation. The cursed version, they relax their parton, then strangle them. 386. Invisible Mask. Invisible masks are fake faces worn by people who view themselves as ugly. 387. Rod of eating reversal. This is a rod that when the button is pushed, takes all but 2% of a persons body fat, and turns it into energy that can be used to recover power points. These are usually put into the crystal statue that can store them, and are used by psions, who have to pay huge amounts, to buy them. 388. Cap of Hair Changing. This is used when a barber screws up. It can be used to change hair color(any hair) or length. 389. Raven Circlet. This one use item causes the wearer to instantly grow wings. They may be of any color, and are each 8 ft long for a medium character. They are feathered, bat wings, or bug wings. 390. Regeneration gum. When chewed for an hour, lost limbs or organs are regenerated. It can be chewed for up to one hour a month. After chewing it, it returns to its packet. 391. Raven Saddle. As raven circlet, except it works on equine creatures, and only lasts while it is on them.
Myst_the_Moonscout 04-09-07, 09:34 PM	Getting lost on the numbers there. The next item should be at 399.
Sssargoth 04-10-07, 01:56 AM	Glue stick: This is a wand with unlimited charges of the spell 'Stick.' It also has Elmers written on the side.
tennyocelestia 04-10-07, 09:20 PM	Tenny... i like that one... it's clever. I might use it one day. Why thank you! **insert batting eyelashes here**
Scrubby 04-24-07, 09:49 PM	400: The Blanket of Rest When activated (1/day), this blanket allows the user to sleep for a full 8 hours without interruption. Nothing can wake the wearer unless they take damage personally. No risk of dependancy! 401: Planner of Planning :) A planner that automatically updates itself.
PwnageLlama 04-25-07, 12:36 AM	Bag of infinate snowballs: The bag has an infinate amout of snowballs in it. R1n6 0f |337: (4u535 4ny7h1n6 7h3 w34r3r 54y5 0r wr1735 70 83 wr1773n 1n |337. 7h15 15 (0n51d3r3d 70 83 4 (ur53 8y 50m3, 0r 4 60d53nd 70 50m3 n3rdy 733n463r5. 01110010 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101111 01100110 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00111010 01110011 01100001 01101101 01100101 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01100001 01100010 01101111 01110110 01100101 00101100 00100000 01100101 01111000 01100011 01100101 01110000 01110100 00100000 01101001 01101110 00100000 01100010 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00101110 01000011 01101111 01101111 01101011 01101001 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01110111 01101000 01101111 01100101 01110110 01100101 01110010 00100000 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 01110011 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00101110 Yes that is real binary. :esrever fo gniR .sdrawkcab gnihtyreve yas ot reraew eht sesuaC .-. .. -. --. --- ..-. -- --- .-. ... . -.-. --- -.. . .-.-.- -.-. .- ..- ... . ... - .... . .-- . .- .-. . .-. - --- . -- .. - .- ... . .. .-. .. . ... --- ..-. -.-. .-.. .. -.-. -.- ... .-- .... . -. . ...- . .-. .... . - .-. .. . ... - --- - .- .-.. -.- .-.-.- Cookie to those who knows what this says, and another to those who know how I did it.
TienFong 04-25-07, 01:16 AM	R1n6 0f |337: (4u535 4ny7h1n6 7h3 w34r3r 54y5 0r wr1735 70 83 wr1773n 1n |337. 7h15 15 (0n51d3r3d 70 83 4 (ur53 8y 50m3, 0r 4 60d53nd 70 50m3 n3rdy 733n463r5. Ring of LEET, Causes anything the wearer says or writes to be written in LEET. THis is considerd to be a curse by some, or a godsend to some nerdy teenagers. Ring of binary same as above but in binary... Decode (http://www.roubaixinteractive.com/PlayGround/Binary_Conversion/Binary_To_Text.asp) 01110010 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101111 01100110 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00111010 01110011 01100001 01101101 01100101 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01100001 01100010 01101111 01110110 01100101 00101100 00100000 01100101 01111000 01100011 01100101 01110000 01110100 00100000 01101001 01101110 00100000 01100010 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00101110 01000011 01101111 01101111 01101011 01101001 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01110111 01101000 01101111 01100101 01110110 01100101 01110010 00100000 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 01110011 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00101110 Ring of reverse Ring of morse Code (http://www.csgnetwork.com/morsecodedeconv.html) ...
Baloth King 04-25-07, 03:46 PM	A Nintendo DS. That thing's magical enough.
WHW4 04-25-07, 04:59 PM	Bag of Barfing This bag reacts violently to anyone attempting to harm the wearer. It pukes up the most vile, disgusting milk and creamed corn-dinner you ever did smell. Purpose? Wait until someone attacks you and vomit on them. That's a shocker, baby.
EvilDeathBee 04-25-07, 05:08 PM	Pouch of Fresh Breath: Small leather pouch, when opened contains a seemingly endless amount of fresh tasting minty... mints. +1 circumstance bonus to Charisma for 1D6 minutes
AffableDoomwalker 06-20-07, 06:29 AM	402. A small ivory figurine, carved into the shape of a Chimney sweep. When placed in a chimney and a command word is spoken, the figurine will jump to life, cleaning the chimney with great gusto and vigor, in 1d8 rounds the chimney will be clean, and the figurine will be destroyed. The firurine is worth roughly 10gp
Zankue 06-20-07, 09:09 AM	R1n6 0f |337: (4u535 4ny7h1n6 7h3 w34r3r 54y5 0r wr1735 70 83 wr1773n 1n |337. 7h15 15 (0n51d3r3d 70 83 4 (ur53 8y 50m3, 0r 4 60d53nd 70 50m3 n3rdy 733n463r5. 01110010 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101111 01100110 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00111010 01110011 01100001 01101101 01100101 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01100001 01100010 01101111 01110110 01100101 00101100 00100000 01100101 01111000 01100011 01100101 01110000 01110100 00100000 01101001 01101110 00100000 01100010 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00101110 01000011 01101111 01101111 01101011 01101001 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01110111 01101000 01101111 01100101 01110110 01100101 01110010 00100000 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 01110011 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00101110 Yes that is real binary. ring of binary:same as above, except in bnary.Cookie to whoever reads this.
RobbyPants 06-20-07, 10:03 AM	ring of binary:same as above, except in bnary.Cookie to whoever reads this. Cool, the you found the typo, too. :P What's worse is I took the time to do this knowing you'd get the cookie! :eek:
mtbOgre 06-22-07, 02:18 PM	403) Animated Tattoo: Tattoo is normal in every way save it shows an animated, scene which loops over and over. Animated tattoos cost 50GP per square inch of skin and repeat a sequence of 5 seconds or less. More elaborate tattoos can be made but the price rises based on surface area and duration of the scene. Faint Transmutation: Craft (Ink Tattoo), Prestidigitation, Craft Wondrous Item 404) Blinky light earrings: Popular at festivals among youth crowds these gaudy earrings flash random colors continually. Less expensive disposable ones are often purchased for day use (1GP), but permanent ones can be purchased as well for 250GP. Also available as nose rings. Faint Transmutation: Craft (Jewelry), Dancing Lights, Craft Wondrous Item 405) Automatic Door Opener: Up to 3 times per day the wearer of this flat belt buckle can issue the command word to cast Open/ Close on a portal directly in front of the wearer. 300GP Faint Transmutation: Open/ Close, Craft Wondrous Item
Avatar of Kokusho 06-23-07, 12:24 PM	404.) Self-Cleaning Diaper. I would sell my soul for this right now.
BartR0X 06-25-07, 11:38 AM	404: Alchemists table: This table has finely carved runes over it's surface area, which glow faintly with magic. When read, each rune causes a potion of random type to pop up. Useful for Alchemical salespeople who don't want a risk something jostling their merchandise.
mtbOgre 06-25-07, 02:02 PM	Tap Tap Tap... is the counter borked? 408) Luggage - Large chest has dozens of small legs. Luggage follows the owner around at a distance of 5-10 feet. Luggage moves at a speed of 40' and is immune to exhaustion or fatigue. A light load for luggage is up to 230 pounds; a medium load, 231-460 pounds; and a heavy load, 461-690 pounds. Luggage is 2'wide, 4'long and 2' deep and will only carry items which can fit inside with the lid closed. If Luggage gets separated from it's owner it is able to use Locate Creature with an unlimited range at will for the purpose of locating it's owner only. I could go so long with this one but I'll leave it at this hmm... maybe this isn't minor. A cookie for anyone who recognizes the reference. 3,500GP Faint evocation; Craft Wondrous Item, Animate Objects 409) Everful Cookie Jar - The first time this cookie jar is opened on any given day it will be filled with one dozen randomly cookies. Cookies are sweet and tasty but not very healthful. Up to four humans can substitute one meal per day with cookies if a character attempts to replace a second meal with cookies they must make a fortitude save (DC 15) or be sickened for 2d4 hours. d% Cookie type 0-25 Chocolate Chip 26-35 Peanut Butter 36-45 Sugar 46-55 Chocolate Macadamea 56-65 Two chocolate wafers with sugar cream filling 66-75 Oatmeal Raisin 76-85 Lemon Bars 86-95 Ginger Cookies 96-100 Two Dozen (Roll Twice on list) Faint conjuration; CL 5th; Craft Wondrous Item, create food and water; Price 1,250 gp.
Mysteria 06-26-07, 08:19 AM	Rincewind's Luggage from Discworld. :) Love it. :) (You should add: 'discern location', owner only. ;)) Cookie? :D
mtbOgre 06-26-07, 01:49 PM	Rincewind's Luggage from Discworld. :) Love it. :) (You should add: 'discern location', owner only. ;)) Cookie? :D Definitely get a cookie :cookie: And one of these cool looking wigwam dudes :lop: for the discern location tip, except I'm going use Locate Creature unlimited range which just gives the Luggage a general direction which is a bit more of the flavor of the "trample anything in the way" sort of nature of Luggage. That's it, I'm gonna leave it here but it definitely goes beyond 'minor' I've got to adopt it for one of my players but it deserves Trample and some way of knocking down doors.
Emissary666 06-26-07, 02:38 PM	410) Sword of Flamming: This +5 Flaming Bastard Sword does not damage what ever has been attacked but instead insults it. 411) Glasses of Dislexia (I spelled that wrong): While wearing these glasses you read everything backwards. 412) Book of Exhalted Vile Deeds of Darkness: This book was written by a very confused mage, any reader gets a -50 penalty to avoid being confused. As a side effect, the next sentance said to the reader of the book confuses the reader (DC 60 negates)
mtbOgre 06-26-07, 03:18 PM	413) Everfrozen ice cubes: Small cubes of frozen water never melt but are cool to the touch. Each cube is capable of of cooling 16 ounces of fluid 10 degrees F or 8 ounces 20 degrees F. Cubes have a cumulative effect but can never lower the fluid temperature below the freezing point of water. Faint Evocation: Craft Wondrous Item, Ray of Frost; Price: 50GP per cube
Myst_the_Moonscout 06-26-07, 03:22 PM	I can see the party rogue dumbing that down the back of the paladin's armour.
Emissary666 06-26-07, 04:14 PM	414) Rope of Suicide: When the command word is spoken, the speaker dies. 415) Ring of Suicide Prevention: When wearing the ring, you may not willingly kill or damage your self. 416) Hammer of Time: not quite a minor item, when the command words (Hammer Time) are spoken a time stop effect takes place.
mtbOgre 06-26-07, 04:30 PM	414) Rope of Suicide: When the command word is spoken, the speaker dies. 415) Ring of Suicide Prevention: When wearing the ring, you may not willingly kill or damage your self. 416) Hammer of Time: not quite a minor item, when the command words (Hammer Time) are spoken a time stop effect takes place. Well add to 416: The character is then forced to do a silly looking dance which involves moving back and forth rhythmically and throwing his hands up in the air for the entire length of the time stop effect. Then it's a minor magic item :)
Dnarris 06-26-07, 06:22 PM	417: Dnarris' orb of wife muting.
mtbOgre 06-26-07, 07:45 PM	418) Jar of Bubbles: This clear jar is filled with pink viscous fluid. When the lid of the jar is unscrewed large translucent bubbles begin to pour forth from the top of the jar. The jar emits bubbles for one full round and enough bubbles are produced to fill a cube 10 to a side. If the bubbles are not constrained they will spread quickly over the floor. Forming a 20' diameter circle of bubbles 2.5' deep at the center and getting smaller towards the outside. The bubbles do not obscure movement in any fashion but they provide full cover if the bubbles cover more than 80% of a characters body height. Faint Conjuration: Brew Potion, Obscuring Mist Price: 25GP 419) Message stick: This simple looking carved stick is used to record simple messages to be delivered once. The sender speaks a command word to start recording onto the stick. The message is limited in all ways identical to the limits of the magic mouth spell. At some later time the stick can be snapped releasing the magic and 'playing back' the message which was recorded earlier. Once broken all magic leaves the stick save the smallest aura of illusion. Message sticks are often used to pass messages to spies and assassins in a way that ensures that once the message is delivered it can never be replayed. Faint Illusion: Craft Wondrous Item, magic mouth Price 25GP 420) Harry's Eversafe Pipe: This cleverly crafted pipe has a deep blown glass bulb which is filled with water and 3 small chambers for storing tobacco and other smokable substances. Although the chambers are small they each open into a small extra dimensional pocket and can each hold a reserve of up to 1 lbs of herbs. There is a forth chamber in the side of the pipe which produces a mixture of nuts and pretzels. These pipes were first observed 140 years ago in use by Harry Flowerchild, a mage known for his uniquely patterned robes and a tendency to forgetfulness. The fourth chamber was not in Harry's design at all, it was a later addition by one of his protege's, Leomund. Leomund who was later credited with several spells based on Harry's extra dimensional work was inspired to add the forth chamber during a blow out party celebrating Harry's ascendence to 12th level. After an extended session using the pipe Harry and his friends had exhausted their immediate supply of food and in his haste to address his sudden hunger Harry inadvertently dropped the pipe into his portable hole. Harry and several party goes, Harry's portable hole and the pipe were all sucked into the Astral plane. It's unknown what happened to the hapless party goers as they were never heard from again. Moderate conjuration; Craft Wondrous Item, secret chest, create food and water; Price 2,000 gp
sabrewolf 06-27-07, 03:36 AM	421- Floating Eternal Torch: A simple neutral, Ioun Stone with continual flame cast uppon it. No more worrying about choosing between holding a torch and your favourite off-hand weapon or shield while venturing down a dark corridor underground. 422- Horseshoes of Confort*: A set of horse shoes that magically affixes to a horse´s hooves. Comes with minor to major versions. While with these, a horse feel like confortably crossing normal grasslands, even if crossing sands or stones. Normal versions come either with a light healing effect ("healing" - regenerate 1 (localized effect: hooves only)) or a protection ("reinforced" - DR 1/- (localized effect: hooves only)). Major versions comes with both healing and protection properties, with equal or greater intensity (Regen 1 to 5 and DR 1/- to 5/-, allways localized effect: hooves only). 423- Great Heroic Horseshoes of the Heavens: These finnely crafted silver-engraved mithrall horseshoes (an fine and valuable piece of art on it´s own) merge together the effects of the greater Horseshoes of Confort (Reg 5, DR 5/-) with the Horseshoes of Speed and the Horseshoes the Zephyr. Suitable for the noblest steeds and mares... Variants include the Dark Abissal variant, that burns with an unnatural (and somtimes unholly) flame and leaves behind a fleeting trail when on the move; and the silver threaded silken paw-covers (like spats) for griffins. 424- Saddle of Confort*: Either normal riding or pack saddles, with saddlebags or plain, these sadles feel confortable to the mount, easing even the harsh effects of weather. The mount is kept fresh and while the actual load is unchanging, the weight of the saddle (with wearer) feels half the true value. Temperature affects the mount as one step colder for hot climate or one step warmer for cold climate. Versions for unusual mounts exists but are twice as expensive. 425- Everfull Bag of Heroic Feeding* - The improved version of the Everfull Bag of Feeding and suitable to any kind of creature. Allways filled with the finest, sweetest and most flavorfull roots, leaves and berries (or meat in case of griffins) that tastes like the heavens, once per day this bag imparts to any mount that eats from it for one full hour all the effects of Heroes Feast. * These itens are meant for the well being of the mounts alone. Along with saddlebags of holding, Barding of Ease and animated combs these itens are sure to improove the mood of any mount and keep it up while crossing the most dangerous paths towards a far away adventure.
maharai23 06-27-07, 09:55 AM	426) Heward's Handy Handwarmers - Great for those cold winter nights, this pair of stones fits in pockets, and warms to the touch, just warm enough to get the chill out. Est value - 400 gp 427) Carpet of Frying - As carpet of flying, but with heating pad for long journeys. Carpet has Fire Resistance 5. Est Value - Carpet of flying's cost +5000 gp 428) Candy Cane of Curing - For kids that hate taking their potions. Cure Disease on a stick. Est Value - As potion of cure disease. 429) Portable Forge - Exactly what it implies. Similar to a portable hole, it unfolds into a small, but complete forge. Grants +2 circumstance modifier to appropriate craft checks. Est. Value - 25k 430) Garden Gnome of Doom - Targeted Scorching Ray on any moles that show their furry evil heads. At will. Est value - Priceless
Myst_the_Moonscout 06-27-07, 09:58 AM	431: Mesmer's Garden Gnome A small, non-descript garden decoration holding a small pocket watch on a chain. Fasniate's any solicitor that comes within 10 feet until the owner of the gnome dismisses the effect. Will save negates.
Holy_Beholder 06-27-07, 10:45 AM	432. Waterwheel of Stirring This waterwheel is connected to a pole, it can stir a cauldron hands free for as long as you want. 433. Fireplace of Eternal Fire This fireplace constantly shoots up fire, and has a place to hang pots and such to cook. It can also turn into an oven if the door is closed. It takes no fuel, and radiates heat. When the door is shut, it only cooks what is on the clay shelf, and doesn't radiate heat. 434. Assorted Signet Ring This signet ring needs no wax, and has 8 forms. It leaves a glowing mark on whatever it is pushed into. The forms are: a pot and a spoon, a shield, a sword, a ball, a shovel, a leaf, a basket, and a robe. These marks are used to organize: cookware, armor/shields, weapons, toys, tools, herbs, containers, and clothes. Any of these can be replaced. At will, you can locate all of the marks, which can find anything you lose. You can pick which type of mark if you want to find something faster. The ring always points the way towards stuff of one mark, each mark can mark 10 different items.
mauslin 06-30-07, 05:25 PM	435) Bethril's Blinders (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinders) of Calming When these blinders are put a horse, the animal remains calm and docile, as per the Calm Animals spell. However, as this partially blocks the horse's vision, the horse suffers a -2 penalty to spot checks. This item also works on other equine animals such as mules, ponies, or donkeys. Perfect for convincing stubborn pack mules to enter scary places. 436) Bethril's Safety Bridle (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle) Once per day, a Sanctuary effect can be activated on a horse wearing this item. Never worry about your pack mule during combat again! 437) Bethril's Bit (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_%28horse%29) of 'Whoa!' Designed for runaway horses, this bit can cast Hold Animal on the horse wearing it three times per day. Typical command words are 'Whoa!', 'Hold it', or 'For the love of [deity of choice], get me off of this thing!' 438) Riding Crop (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_%28implement%29) of the Last Minute Sprint Originally used by cheating jockeys to give their horses an edge in races, some adventurers have found uses for this item. Once per day, this crop can be used to cast Expeditious Retreat and Jump on a horse. Using this item also causes the horse to be affected by a Fear spell. Several of these riding crops have a permanent Nystul's Magic Aura effect to make them appear non-magical. This item is rumoured to have been created by the horse enthusiast Bethril the Brown, but he vehemently denies this.
Adrez Nesnsid 07-03-07, 10:06 PM	:bump:
Emissary666 07-23-07, 04:47 PM	439) Human Feed Bag: This bag is placed like a muzzle over a humaniods mouth, it always is full of oat and makes the person think they are a pack mule. 440) Fire Balls: A part of a fire elemental, you must graft them to your self (Involves cutting off your own) for them to work. Once grafted, you are able to cast Fireball from them at will. 441) +10 Sword of Epic Dancing: This intelligent sword does nothing but dance...litteraly 442) Wring off Mizspeeleng: When worn, you cannot write intelligibly (sp?) 443) Crystal Eyeball: You must replace your eye for this to work. Once in your eye socket, you are magicly blinded in the eye you replaced.
Caelic 07-23-07, 05:17 PM	444) Wand of Prestidigitation: Nothing silly here; just an amazingly cheap, amazingly useful item for the typical adventurer. It's a Swiss Army Knife and then some. Shine your shoes, shave your stubble, make your breakfast gruel taste like Eggs Benedict, and chill your ale, all with the same little wonder gizmo!
Saragon42 07-23-07, 08:40 PM	445. Eternal Incense This magically infused incense comes in both cones and sticks, and is made according to the demands of each individual faith. It is controlled by a set of command words; the first creates light wisps of smoke suitable for private prayers, the second creates heavy clouds suitable for public services; and the third stops the incense from smoking. When activated, eternal incense burns at the temperature of normal incense (requiring basic precautions against fire) but is never consumed. Clerics whose prayers require the burning of incense find the substance particularly useful. Eternal Incense is generally sold at cost to travelling clerics and to remote temples without steady supply lines; others purchase it for private chapels or simply to freshen large spaces. 446. Orators' Candles These simple candles are inscribed with passages from the holy texts of particular religions; anyone may attune themselves to the candles by reciting those words as they light them. For the next three hours, as the individual speaks, the candles' flames will dim and brighten, rise and fall, gutter and straighten, all depending on the dramatic effect the speaker believes to be most appropriate to her words. Orators' candles are also available as other combustible light sources, torches being the most popular alternative. Each candle provides six hours of light, and a used candle (whose holy passage may have been obscured or truncated by previous use) may still be activated in the same manner.
Saragon42 07-24-07, 07:49 AM	447. Clockwork Scavenger This magically animated apparatus appears vaguely lobster-like, but is dun-colored and carries a basket on its back. When activated (by a command word), it constantly searches the area 500' from its starting point for dropped or discarded food. Whatever food the clockwork scavenger finds is placed in its basket; when the basket is full, it returns to its starting point, empties the basket, and continues searching. Clockwork scavengers are most commonly used in public markets to keep them marginally cleaner; they have the unintended consequence of attracting those too poor to eat and too slow to steal to their starting point, as their findings are generally free for the taking (if often disgusting.) A clockwork scavenger has no concept of ownership or freshness (a perfectly good item accidentally dropped in front of it will be claimed as readily as a dead rat) but will avoid items on carpets, pallets, and the like. (Note: Strangely, the clockwork scavenger's resemblance to the Roomba was only noticed after the fact.) 448. Stormcaller These orbs are a favorite among priests of any god of storms. A simple glass orb 1' in diameter, its interior appears to swirl constantly and flash brightly in response to nearby lightning. It also has a constant control weather spell on it to create storms in its immediate area and constantly casts call lightning -- with itself as the target. Although the orb itself is immune to electrical damage, anything near it usually suffers from the regular bolts of electricity striking at the orb. Both powers work indoors, although the storm created is always outside and above whatever building the stormcaller resides in. Called lightning bolts likewise strike the building containing the orb. If the building is carefully constructed to manage lightning properly, as most temples to the god of storms are, this can create a truly extraordinary display of a permanent storm; otherwise, it can cause great damage to a building given enough time. The constant rainfall, thunder and gusting winds, not to mention the risk of stray lightning bolts, have caused stormcallers to be forbidden in most towns and cities; they are somewhat more common in the country, in hilltop and mountaintop temples. Once created, a stormcaller cannot be deactivated, but a control weather spell cast to improve the weather while holding the orb suppresses its effect for 1d4+1 days (the spell has no other effect.) A dispel chaos spell suppresses a stormcaller for 24 hours. (Note: Not a "minor item" per se, but definitely flavorful.)
Saragon42 07-24-07, 10:49 AM	Curse your addictive thread, pyritefoolsgold! 449. Dampening Shroud This thin, silver-shot black cloth is quite strong for its weight, and is especially favored by merchants dealing in dangerous substances and items. When wrapped around an item or material, it reduces the caster level (if appropriate) and save DC (if appropriate) of any magical or extraordinary effect the object produces. This effect remains active on the object for 2d4 rounds after it is removed from the dampening shroud. (Thus, a necklace of fireballs accidentally set off while wrapped in a dampening shroud would do less damage and have a lower save DC; a vial of magical poison would do no less damage, but would also have a lower save DC if it leaked out.) More powerful dampening shrouds can be and have been created; as it increases in strength, the cloth's silvery hints become stronger and stronger. The price per yard, however, increases dramatically as it increases in power.
Matthais777 07-24-07, 09:37 PM	450. Merciful Dagger of Memory : This small size dagger causes no damage to it's target. Placed into the spine just below the skull in the neck, it perfectly retreives and stores the past week of memory including all senses, including thoughts. This proccess takes 5d6 rounds, and if the dagger is removed the prosess is disrupted The dagger can then be placed into someone else to download the memory's with perfect recall, even if the original person does not recall the sights. The Prossess takes 2d6 rounds, and if disrupted the target takes half their health as subdual damage. The second person must make a will save (DC=10+Plus Charisma) Or be Confused and believe themselves to be the original. This effect wears off in 1d6 rounds. This is often used in court proceedings by Clerics of St. Cuthbert, this way, the Judge can see what really happened. (Only in extreme cases because of privacy) Cost 2,000 gold, detect thoughts, zone of truth (Probably to cheap but i don't know):confused:
Prator_the_Legendary 07-25-07, 06:06 PM	These items might not necessarily have to be magical, but whatever... I've always thought it was kind of sad that adventurers with 20 Int are still unable to identify some really common types of monsters, just because they don't have the relevant knowledge skill. Sooo... Who wants a Bestiary? 451. Mumsies' Guide to Nature and its many Freaks: Mumsie was a gnomish adventurer who wrote down all the details of the battles she fought with all sorts of creatures over a lifetime of adventuring. When she tried to publish her diaries, she found that the demand for her stories was overwhelming. Anyone who can read probably has a copy of this small book somewhere in the household. However, much of Mumsie's information has been dismissed as "Effing garbage!" by more learned scholars, and the book is not arranged in a manner to make it easy to look up anything specific. Looking up anything at all in a copy of Mumsie's Guide takes 1d8 rounds, and doing so allows the reader to make a knowledge check about a monster of any type as if he/she was trained in the relevant knowledge skill for that monster's type. 452. Adventurer's Encyclopaedia: This large, heavy tome contains extensive descriptions of many different kinds of dangerous creatures. Compiled as a joint effort of several retired adventurers, the Encyclopedia is considered the definitive guide for monster hunters anywhere. Alphabetically arranged, looking up a specific monster in the book takes 1d4 rounds, and anyone who does so can knowledge check about a monster of any type as if he/she was trained in the relevant knowledge skill for that monster's type, with a +3 bonus on the knowledge check that stacks with any ranks in the relevant knowledge skill the character may already have. 453. Complete Monster Manual: Copies of this book are quite rare. Thought to be compiled by extraplanar immortals, this book is actually rather compact, but contains color pictures of most creatures known to man, plus a few that are unknown. It also has detailed descriptions of these creatures' strengths, weaknesses, supernatural powers, social habits, and even a little about their anatomy. The Monster Manual is considered the best possible guide to creatures of this world, along with those of several others. Arranged alphabetically and by "Level" (The means by which the writers determined monster "levels" is unknown, but seems to indicate how dangerous the creature is), looking up a specific monster in the Monster Manual takes 1d3 rounds, and anyone who does so can knowledge check about a monster of any type as if he/she was trained in the relevant knowledge skill for that monster's type, with a +8 bonus on the knowledge check that stacks with any ranks in the relevant knowledge skill the character may already have.
Myst_the_Moonscout 07-26-07, 03:08 PM	448. Stormcaller These orbs are a favorite among priests of any god of storms. A simple glass orb 1' in diameter, its interior appears to swirl constantly and flash brightly in response to nearby lightning. It also has a constant control weather spell on it to create storms in its immediate area and constantly casts call lightning -- with itself as the target. Although the orb itself is immune to electrical damage, anything near it usually suffers from the regular bolts of electricity striking at the orb. Both powers work indoors, although the storm created is always outside and above whatever building the stormcaller resides in. Called lightning bolts likewise strike the building containing the orb. If the building is carefully constructed to manage lightning properly, as most temples to the god of storms are, this can create a truly extraordinary display of a permanent storm; otherwise, it can cause great damage to a building given enough time. The constant rainfall, thunder and gusting winds, not to mention the risk of stray lightning bolts, have caused stormcallers to be forbidden in most towns and cities; they are somewhat more common in the country, in hilltop and mountaintop temples. Once created, a stormcaller cannot be deactivated, but a control weather spell cast to improve the weather while holding the orb suppresses its effect for 1d4+1 days (the spell has no other effect.) A dispel chaos spell suppresses a stormcaller for 24 hours. (Note: Not a "minor item" per se, but definitely flavorful.)You could make an adventure around that one. Much more fun if control weather only worked for the duration of the spell though. :)
Myst_the_Moonscout 07-26-07, 03:11 PM	450. Merciful Dagger of Memory : This small size dagger causes no damage to it's target. Placed into the spine just below the skull in the neck, it perfectly retreives and stores the past week of memory including all senses, including thoughts. This proccess takes 5d6 rounds, and if the dagger is removed the prosess is disrupted The dagger can then be placed into someone else to download the memory's with perfect recall, even if the original person does not recall the sights. The Prossess takes 2d6 rounds, and if disrupted the target takes half their health as subdual damage. The second person must make a will save (DC=10+Plus Charisma) Or be Confused and believe themselves to be the original. This effect wears off in 1d6 rounds. This is often used in court proceedings by Clerics of St. Cuthbert, this way, the Judge can see what really happened. (Only in extreme cases because of privacy) Cost 2,000 gold, detect thoughts, zone of truth (Probably to cheap but i don't know):confused: Seriously too cheap I would think, considering a Candle of Truth is 2500gp. I would see thieves guilds and other nasties going to incredible lengths to get something like that.
Prator_the_Legendary 07-30-07, 01:13 PM	I think there's a spell that does something like that... It's called "Brain Spider," and I think enchanting anything with it would make something much more than a minor magic item.
wadledo 07-30-07, 03:40 PM	454: Pie of Doom: this unassuming pie is actually a confection that is baked in such a way, that it causes any person who eats it to transform any baked good they touch, within the next week, into a Pie of Doom, and once the week is up to become a Pie of Doom themselves. No rules regarding baking or for that matter cooking that I could find, so no clue on price.
AshenRoseOfTheWaningSun 08-31-07, 09:54 PM	455: Helm of Radiance: This helm offers no actual AC bonus. Instead it has four permanent Dancing Lights attached to it. While it is worn the lights move about as the wearer wishes to a range of 30 feet. When the helm is removed the lights continue to shed light but all four return to the inside of the helm. The inside layer of the helm has a finely polished mirror surface which allows someone holding it to shed a 60 foot line of light, as a hooded lantern, that shines with the brilliance of torchlight and provides Low-Light radiance in the 5 feet square to either side of the line. 466: Easy-Bake Oven Portal: This picture frame sized doorway actually opens a temporary portal to a section of the Elemental Plane of Fire. The frame comes in three sizes: Cornish Hen For the adventurer on the go Turkey For surprise In-Law visitors Ostrich When Mordenkainen's Magnificent Mansion just won't feed everyone at the party The portal will not allow living flesh to pass through it, opens to a different location on the plane every time the timer expires, and has a maximum timer of 2 hours. 467: Figurines of Questionable Usefulness: These figures are six inch tall blue humanoids. These figures is fully articulated and can carry 1600 times their own weight (each weighs 8 ounces). The figures can communicate but are nigh-unintelligible, have a tendency to drink any alcoholic beverage accessible, and frequently assault small size or smaller creatures on sight occasionally cooking and eating them. Figurines of Questionable Usefulness are only sold in, and only function in groups of 50 or more. Fighting's what they like best. Whilst, yon fellaight fra' arquesbore! Drinkin's what they like best. Nae, hoon a scullen! Drinkin' and fightin's what they like best. An' snaflin' coobeastie. And stealing cows... 468: Stink Bugs: A blend of enchantment and alchemy, these pill sized scarabs are a one use fetish. When eaten they make any gases that escape the users person smell like a particular flower. Stink bugs come in three scents; rose, lilac and honeysuckle and one pill will last twenty-four hours. The most common uses for Stink Bugs are royal courts and Orcish practical jokes. 469: Fit Shan: This construct is a base with a mechanical monkey sitting in front of a spinning fan blade. Each time the command word is spoken, the monkey's arm flings poo into the spinning fan blades. Well, of course we're going to throw poo at him. 470: Box of 1,000 insults: When the little red button on top of the box is pressed a voice in the listeners language speaks a random insult. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your loins, and may your arms be to short to scratch. 471: Leash of Returning: This magical animal leash can be used to take a particular pet out once. After that simply affixing the leash to the accompanying collar will cause the leash to take the animal out along an identical course as the first time. The leash will follow at the animals pace, but will not stray more than 20 feet from the original path. 472: Board of Games: This game board has its own intelligence and can play against an opponent. Different levels of intelligence create not only more difficult opposition, but each +1 of the board's Intelligence score allows it to play another game (Chess, Checkers, Backgammon, Go, etc) 473: Vendel Bag: This black velvet bag is capable of holding up to Large sized humanoids. The bag will stretch or shrink to accommodate the inhabitant and each round that the contents of the bag is conscious they take 3d6 subdual damage. While the bag causes damage a continuous string of curse words in Nordic emanates from the area around the bag. Put him in..... The Vendel Bag!!! 474: Bag Gnome: This is a typical Bag of Holding (any Type) but when a command word is spoken the image of a wizened old gnome sitting on a stool behind a podium with a quill in hand presents itself to the user and will answer any questions regarding any and all contents of the Bag of Holding. All contents are recorded in real-time. Hey Steve, how many Cure Moderate potions do we got left? Lemme ask the bag gnome. 475: Waterproof Badge: A necklace in the shape of a simple disc hanging on a chain, this item requires a drop of water to activate it. When activated it places a force effect of similar size and effect to Tenser's Floating disc between the wearer and any falling precipitation. If completely submerged the badge goes crazy and moves the force effect to a random edge of the wearer's square each round.
syrinth 08-31-07, 10:02 PM	Wee Free Men for the win! Nae King, Nae Quin! Nae Laird, Nae Master! We willna' be fooled agin! *cough*
Zousha_Omenohu 08-31-07, 10:33 PM	The i-box (I'm not that creative when naming things so I went for the cheap laugh) This unusual device was created by a mage with a great appreciation for fine music, but couldn't fit a troupe of bards into his lab. It is a small music box made of smooth ivory, with a small wheel on the front. The owner speaks a command word while spinning the wheel, followed by the name of a particular song and that song will play upon the opening of the box. The wheel also functions as a type of dial, altering the song when other command words are spoken, allowing the listener to adjust the volume, the instruments used, and the number of people "singing" the song, ranging from a solo to a full-blown choir. A new owner immediately knows the command words when they first touch the box. (Unsure of pricing).
Secrets Untold 08-31-07, 10:46 PM	Helpful Recipe Book: This small, leatherbound book contains the recipies for many alchemical creations, all of them highly volatile. Because of the dangerous process of making these substances, a help system has been integrated into the book. Upon opening the book, a polite voice directs you to the substance you desire, and the book actually demonstrates how to make these substances. Just to prove how dangerous they are, and why you should be very careful, the book ignites the substance. The resulting explosion destroys the book, which repairs itself afterwards. Price: 2,500gp Make Whole, Minor Creation, Magic Mouth Notes: The book is inherently useless, unless you can supress its magic. It will destroy itself before you are able to follow instructions, so to be able to use it, you must enter an antimagic field or similar effect. Gormet Grimioure: Based wholly off of an item in the begginning of the thread, the gormet grimioure is a spell book devoted to food spells, such as ray of pasta, ministrone missle, and chain bacon. The spells in this book fuction as 2nd level arcane spells, and are balanced as such. Price: 2,500 gp. Anyspell
ArgulFraster 09-01-07, 06:33 PM	Tun of Techno: This metal barrel is covered in glowing lights, black indentations with shiny chrome centers, and has a spinning disc on the top. When the disk is stopped, rhythmic music begins to play from the black indentations. The music changes constantly, segueing from one type of sound effect to another. When the disc is spun back up or otherwise moved, the music resulting will change, and the Tun of Techno can be played by a Bard with a successful Perform check. Destroying a Tun of Techno is difficult and has dire ramifications. Should you destroy the Tun, 3d100 1st-level monks of various races, armed with brilliant energy flails and dressed in exotic fashions will attack whoever destroyed it, moving in rhythm to the music that was last emanating from the Tun. These monks will disperse after the offender has been slain, talking about finding some coffee and going to another "rayve" next month.
EkajTheOrcishMonk 09-02-07, 02:42 AM	267: Explosive Rune Stickers 'Nuff said. Haha, i have a friend that plays an Artificer that hands out business cards wherever we go, and he's even preped some with Explosive Runes on them.
ArgulFraster 09-02-07, 03:15 AM	Hero Dolls - Modelled after famous heroes and adventurers of legend these plush dolls can have a variety of effects dependent upon make and or manufacturer. Arcanist Dolls that spout illusory flames when squeezed Cleric Dolls that pray to their deity when squeezed. "For Corellon!" Bard Dolls that play music when squeezed Etc, Etc, Etc..... I am so gonna make some of these after my players party does something worthwhile ^_^ Interestingly enough, I had an Elven Ranger who had his own city at 7th level and had action figures made of himself, his party, some of his enemies, and the gold dragon with which he was friends. The most notable was a fire giant action figure who would disintegrate when you pressed a button on his back and return to normal-commemorating the destruction of a real giant killed by the dragon, Lansugare.
Nox_Noctis 09-02-07, 03:45 AM	66: A cloak capable of moving as an extension of it's wearers will. (thus the cape can be blowing dramatically even if there is no wind.) Haha, I was thinking of a Cape of Infinite Billowing or something earlier this week. It's simply too funny to pass up, even if it's a bit of a waste of a magic item slot. :D
ArgulFraster 09-08-07, 02:14 AM	Haha, I was thinking of a Cape of Infinite Billowing or something earlier this week. It's simply too funny to pass up, even if it's a bit of a waste of a magic item slot. :D A Tiffany Aching fan, are we? (The Zephyr Billow Cloak?)
Nox_Noctis 09-08-07, 04:03 AM	A Tiffany Aching fan, are we? (The Zephyr Billow Cloak?) Actually, I've never heard of that. The name just came naturally with the function of it... Alternatively, you could use Endless in place of Infinite.
ArgulFraster 09-16-07, 12:54 PM	Wand of Ridiculous Runes This wand is covered in mysterious arcane runes that the wielder cannot translate. However, if by some miracle they manage to do so, it turns out to mean "Oh what a wally is waving this" or something equally rude.
Triyu 09-16-07, 02:34 PM	Glitter coat: An outfit which ''enhances'' every spell cast by the wearer with lots of sparkles and flashes of light. Animated paper: Origami anyone?
Secrets Untold 09-16-07, 05:09 PM	That brings an idea... Origami of Doom! These sheets of rice paper look perfectly normal, except for a small rune in the center. When a command word is issued, the paper folds itself into its true form, and animates. Various origamis of doom are detailed below. All origamis of doom can be used once/day. Paper Dagger Ever worried that you might have to off an employee? Do it in discreet style by keeping some of these on your desk! When animated, a paper dagger shapes into a razor sharp blade that throws itself at a target you designate. These attacks always hit and deal 1d4+1 damage. Paper daggers are sold in groups of five. Price: 1,800 gp (for 5); magic missle 1000 cranes If your archrival is sick in the hospital, and you want to secretly finish him in his illness, these are for you! Disguised as a goodwill present, these cranes are actually deadly weapons! When animated, a set of 1000 cranes becomes a paper crane swarm. A paper crane swarm is identical to a bat swarm. This effect lasts for 5 rounds. Price: 2,160 gp (for one set); summon swarm Origami Katana Because it had to be done. And papercuts hurt! When an origami katana is activated, it shapes itself into a miniature sword made of paper. This sword lasts for 5 rounds, and functions like a persistant blade spell at CL 5. Price: 1,800 gp (for one); persistant blade Paper Bomb A normally childish paper water-ballon has been transformed into a lethal explosive. Because I can. A paper bomb folds itself into a near-spherical bomb, like the paper water-ballons children sometimes make. This, however is no children's toy. The set of 4 bombs flies towards your designated target, each being a ranged attack at with no bonus, dealing 3d6 damage each. Even if they miss, they still deal 3 splash damage each, and can set flammable objects alight. Price: 25,920 gp (for 4); Fire seeds It's thusly 6,480 gp for one. Greater Paper Bomb Instead of four little bombs, you get one huge one! Greater paper bombs are sold individually, and function like paper bombs. There is one difference: a greater paper bomb deals 12d6 damage in a 20-ft. radius blast, like a fireball spell. They also happen to be cheaper, oddly. Price: 12,960 gp (for one); Fireball Hope you like them!
Myst_the_Moonscout 09-22-07, 01:46 AM	Getting a little up there in terms of power level but that's a darn good idea. I may have to use it :D We at 486 now?
icuall 11-09-07, 03:07 PM	486. Pop up Tent - 1" small minature of a small cabin, when placed on the ground and given its command, a small two man tent is created. It comes with cotton sheets for hot days and cold weather blankets, with a very nice comforter stuffed with down and thick lamb skin to keep you warm. And the softest pillows for those weary travelling adventurers. The tent is water proof for those rainy nights and has a floor to keep out the bugs. Duration: 8 hours - tent and all content dissapates into mist at expiration Dimension of tent - 7' x 8' Use: 1 time every 24 hours GP: 600gp Wizards do make these in other sizes such as : 4 man 1500gp - 10'x10' comes with 2 bunk beds 6 man 2000gp - 15 x 10 comes with 3 bunk beds, and unseen servant 8 man 5000 gp - 20' x 20 comes with 4 bunk beds, and unseen servant 487. Washer Box - About the size of a bread box, it has a picture of two ladies washing laundry in a shallow river. Whatever you place in becomes clean. Dirt, rust, stains are removed from whatever article is place. You place the object in the Washer Box, wait one minute and take out the clean object. The washer box washes, dries, and prepares the article to be removed. Clothes are not wrinkled, silver is polished, etc. If any living beings are placed in the box, the lid will not close. Uses: 10/day Duration: 1 minute GP 200gp Dimensions: 3'x2'x2'
icuall 12-12-07, 01:10 PM	bump.
Adrian_Crane 12-13-07, 12:12 AM	283: My Little Navi a child-sized ring that, when the comand word is given, summons a tiny illusionary fairy that follows the wearer around for the day.You forgot to mention that every 1d4 minutes, the illusory fairy yells "LISTEN!", giving all enemies within the area a free Listen check to notice the player. In addition, for every LISTEN! beyond the first 3, the player must roll a Will save or go insane. The DC starts at 10 and increases by 1 each time. :D